William B. Wait

1839 – 1916

• New aspects of the uniform type folly
• The economic value of scotoic labor or labor in the dark
• The education of the blind
• A Manhattan landmark, the New York Institution for the Blind at 34th Street and Ninth Avenue
• A practical system of tangible musical notation and point writing and printing
• A review of the origin and development of embossed literature and music for touchreading
• A short study in comparative education
• Comments on report of the universal type committee
• Does a thorough school course for the blind, tested by Regents examinations, induce dependence
• Does a thorough school course for the blind, tested by regents examinations, induce dependence?
• Effort and progress
• Key to the New York point system of tangible writing and printing for literature, instrumental and vocal music, and mathematics, designed for the use of the blind