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The Great Halifax Explosion and the Halifax School for the Blind
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The Great Halifax Explosion and the Halifax School for the Blind
By Terrie Todd Born on January 4, 1850, in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada, Charles Frederick Fraser was whittling a stick with a pocketknife at the age of seven when a splinter flew into one of his eyes, permanently blinding it. By age thirteen, he was losing vision in his other eye. At the time, it was believed to be over-use. A failed surgical procedure led to his enrollment at the Perkins Institution and Massachusetts Asylum for the Blind in Bo…
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