Plan Your Visit
- Hours of Operation
- Guided Tours
- Driving Directions
- Materials for Teachers and Students
- Group Tours
- Visiting Frankfort Avenue
Group Tours
- Parking
- Scheduling
- The Classic APH Tour
- The Gallery Walk
- Focus on Braille Tour
- Scout Badge Programs
- Custom Tours
Tours for larger groups (10 to 60) are offered Monday through Saturday. The average tour lasts about an hour and a half but can be customized to meet your schedule. Our daily, prescheduled tours can accommodate groups smaller than 10 people without advance notice. Group tours must be made at least one week in advance.
Parking
A bus lane is provided in front of the printing house entrance for drop-off and pickup. Guest parking is provided in our front parking lot. Plenty of additional free parking spaces can be found on both sides of Frankfort Avenue.
Scheduling
To schedule a group tour, contact Becky Snider at (502) 899-2356, or on the Web at rsnider@aph.org.
The Classic APH Tour
Adults and children (grade four and higher) see the production of braille, the talking book studios, demonstrations of educational materials designed for people with visual impairments, and tour the award winning Callahan Museum. Available Monday through Thursday. Call for special Friday availability.
The Gallery Walk
Adults and children who prefer to concentrate on the historical experience will enjoy an in-depth look at the interactive displays of the award winning Callahan Museum. Available Monday through Saturday.
Focus on Braille Tour
Students in grades one, two, and three may choose a tour that includes visits to the factory to see braille book production along with a trip to the Callahan Museum. Available Monday through Thursday. Call for special Friday availability.
Scout Badge Programs
Badge requirements may be met through regular tours or by working with the museum staff to design a unique program for your group. Available Monday through Saturday.
Custom Tours
We can design a tour to fit the needs of your particular group. APH staff specialists are available to talk about a variety of blindness related subjects. Examples include What to Do When You Meet a Blind Person (interactions with people who are visually impaired, guide dogs, speech etiquette, etc.) or APH as a Resource (classroom activities or personal research).
Available Monday through Thursday.
