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The Louis Braille Museum is located in the small town of Coupvray, France, and is dedicated to the life and achievements of Louis Braille, the creator of the braille system. This historic museum is situated in the house where Louis Braille was born in 1809. Visitors to the museum can explore the rooms where he lived, which have been preserved to reflect the period of his life. The museum showcases various exhibits that detail Braille's life, from his childhood in Coupvray to his development of the braille system, which revolutionized the way visually impaired people could read and write. The exhibits include personal artifacts, documents, and displays that explain the braille code and its significance. The museum also offers educational programs and workshops designed to raise awareness about the challenges faced by people with visual impairments and the importance of braille literacy. Through its collections and activities, the Louis Braille Museum serves as a tribute to Braille's enduring legacy and provides insight into the history of accessibility for the blind.