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Collection of research material and notes for books, as well as copies of historical letters. Created by psychologist Harlan Lane, a nationally recognized researcher and popular author in speech, language, and deaf culture.

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Collection of correspondence, news clippings, technical data, and other materials documenting the invention and first 15 years of the phone teletypewriter for the deaf.

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Collection of correspondence, reports, presentations, and fact sheets, primarily on the topics of deaf access to video and TV and telephone services and political advocacy for the deaf. Assembled by deaf educator and activist Dr. Harvey Goodstein.

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The Helen Northrop Collection consists of material related to her pedagogical work. The collection contains approximately 850 items dating from 1905 to 1977. The majority of the papers date from the 1930’s.

The bulk of the collection consists of pedagogical outlines.

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The Helen Powers Collection consists of material only of her writing and biographical unpublished work. The collection contains approximately 250 items.

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This collection is the personal collection of Henry L. Buzzard, a prominent figure in the Deaf religious community.

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This collection focuses primarily on the Reverends Henry and Edward Syle.

Scope and Contents The collection of Rev. Henry Winter Syle is a large collection from 1832 to 1975.The collection consists mostly church related papers between 1870’s and 1890’s. The collection consists of correspondence, booklets, photographs, sermons, church related papers, genealogy, conversation notes, and reports. Most of these papers are Deaf related. The collection is broken up into sixteen series.They included general correspondence, subject files, business general files,...

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Correspondence, clippings, notes, scrapbooks, and letter books from the files of deaf clergyman Henry Winter Syle and his wife, Margaret J. Syle.

Scope and Contents Herbert D. Gallaudet’s papers consist primarily of his creative works: plays, verses, poetry, and a manuscript based on his experiences in World War I. He wrote a manuscript entitled “We Went to War,” which is composed primarily of verses related to the war. Also included are playbooks and clippings of stories from magazines. Of particular interest in this collection is a book of religious poetry that belonged to E.M. Gallaudet. This collection is dated from 1853 to 1941, but most works are...