The papers of Dr. Donald J. Kidd are composed primarily of his correspondence, which date from 1943 to 1966:

Correspondence notes from 1943 to 1951 are related to Dr. Kidd’s student days at the University of Toronto. Correspondence from 1951 to 1961 deal with his field work in geology and geochemistry. Correspondence from 1961 to 1966 covers his tenure on the faculty of Gallaudet University as an instructor in mathematics and physics.

Correspondence and other papers of Dr. Donald J. Kidd, deaf geologist and chemist and first deaf Canadian to earn a doctoral degree.