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Correspondence and journals of the principal of the American School for the Deaf, plus some student work.

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This collection consists of letters, articles, catalogs, grant applications, reports, clippings, minutes, proposals, memorandums and newsletters related on research of sign language.

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Collins was a member of Gallaudet’s Board of Directors. This collection focuses on his term on the Board of Directors.

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Papers written and collected by a deaf printer, reflecting his interest in the history of deaf education and deaf peddling.

Scope and Contents The Lucille H. Pendell Papers, 1948-1973, consist of 2,000 pages of correspondence and manuscripts of Lucille Hunt Pendell, who served as librarian at Gallaudet College for more than 25 years.The majority of the papers are dated from the mid 1950’s the mid 160s, and reflect Pendell’s interests and activities while at Gallaudet College.Lucille Pendell came to Gallaudet College in 1943 as Librarian and Assistant Professor in the Library Science Department. She was very...

Scope and Contents The Margaret E. Jackson Papers, donated by her niece, Mrs. James O. Burri, consist of letters, miscellaneous articles, manuscripts, photographic materials, and a number of publications by the Hispanic Society of America for which Margaret E. Jackson photographed the illustrations. The collection, which consists of approximately 300 items, dates from 1925 1982. The bulk of the collection consists of letters to Margaret E. Jackson, her personal photographs, and the publications of the Hispanic...

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Class and conference materials, academic papers, notes, and correspondence from the papers of deaf educator and advocate Marie Jean Philip.

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Business correspondence of deaf architect Thomas S. Marr and his partner, Joseph Holman.

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The Martin Minter Papers consists of papers related to Martin Minter’s professional career at Gallaudet. The papers include Minter’s dissertation, various articles submitted for journal publication, his work on revising the Physical Education and Recreation Department’s handbook, and some letters. The papers are dated from 1987-1991, the bulk dating in 1987-1988.

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The Martin L. A. Sternberg Collection consists of one folder which dates from 1949 to 1950. In the folder titled “Scrapbook Project” which was a school project used in a course of “News and Feature Photograph IV” that Martin Sternberg attended.