Abstract

Papers of deaf patent examiner, lawyer, chemist, and target shooter John D. Randolph. Includes correspondence, class notes, personal possessions, and more.

Scope and Contents Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents

Deaf diploma and yearbook; some notes he wrote on his donations to the Gallaudet University Archives; articles and clippings on the history of Mexia, Texas, where he lived for a while as a child; reprints of chemistry articles he coauthored; photographs of himself and some model airplanes he built while at Gallaudet; and more.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Mr. Randolph was an avid amateur gunsmith and target shooter. He was captain of the American shooting team at the 11th World Games for the Deaf (1969) and served as a liaison and advisor at the World Games in 1965 and 1973.The bulk of this series consists of correspondence regarding the various World Games that Mr. Randolph was involved in, particularly the 11th, where he faced great difficulty in recruiting and training skilled deaf shooters and in bringing his team’s guns...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Deaf diploma and yearbook; some notes he wrote on his donations to the Gallaudet University Archives; articles and clippings on the history of Mexia, Texas, where he lived for a while as a child; reprints of chemistry articles he coauthored; photographs of himself and some model airplanes he built while at Gallaudet; and more.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Deaf diploma and yearbook; some notes he wrote on his donations to the Gallaudet University Archives; articles and clippings on the history of Mexia, Texas, where he lived for a while as a child; reprints of chemistry articles he coauthored; photographs of himself and some model airplanes he built while at Gallaudet; and more.