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This collection consists of book reviews, correspondence regarding the acceptance or rejection of manuscripts to be published in the Annals, and manuscripts.

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The collection consists of 1 document box-approximately 0.5 linear feet and 850 pages-containing material dating from 1868 to 1928. Documents within the collection include account books in account with Lewellyn Pratt, Edward A. Fay, and Irving S. Fusfeld.

Scope and Contents This collection of records from the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf contains personal records of those who applied for teaching certificates.The Volta Bureau, under the direction of the Association, issued three types of certificates:Collegiate Registration Certified Registration Standard Registration The files in this collection contain application forms for specified certificates, correspondence between the applicant and the Volta...

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Collection of clippings on deaf sports, mostly from deaf-oriented newspapers and magazines.

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Records from ASDC on the subjects of deaf parenting and deaf education. Includes newsletters, correspondence, publications, minutes, surveys, speeches, photographs and artifacts, and other material.

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The collection dates from 1840-1943. The collection includes some articles in the newspapers, correspondences, a biography, and some other items. The correspondence include the Board of Directors, E.M. Gallaudet, and others. A proposal to loan the Columbia Institute $6,000 is also included.

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Correspondence, petitions, deeds, and other documents related to the founding of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.

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The Anthony Hajna collection consists of his work as a bacteriologist. The collection includes articles he wrote, certificates, clippings about his life and work, letters including several from Irving S. Fusfeld, Gallaudet College Vice-President, literature from the Laboratory Digest, and reports.

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Papers of Arthur "Art" A. Kruger, a co-founder of the American Athletic Association of the Deaf and a leading figure in the world of deaf sports.

Scope and Contents The collection contains two boxes of letters, autograph books, deeds, titles, insurances, certificates, books, and clippings. The collection, which consists of approximately 1,700 items, dated from 1851 to 1939.Arthur D. Bryant collected newspaper clippings and pasted into two small scrapbooks with his notes. Most of the clippings related to the history of the Civil War and Washington, DC area. Included in this collection are old deeds and titles of properties on East Capitol...