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Papers of a deaf mathematician, computer programmer, and community leader.

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This collection consists of documents in Robert L. Bates’ possession during his tenure with the Alexandria-Potomac Lions Club.

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This collection consists of documents in Robert L. Bates’ possession during his tenure with the Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf.

Scope and Contents The Robert O. Lankenau Collection consists of 44 boxes; the dates range from the 1930s to the 1990s. The collection covers a broad range of subjects such as awards, bylaws and constitution, convention details, correspondence, various reports, notes, Minutes, Newspaper clippings, memos, letters, and numerous other documents pertaining to running associations (Ohio Association of the Deaf, National Association of the Deaf and Telecommunications for the Deaf Inc. Overall, this collection...

Scope and Contents The collection of Robert O. Lankenau and the National Association of the Deaf is extremely broad, covering a wide range of subjects. The collection consists of correspondence, reports, letters, organizations-related papers, convention notes, and records from various Executive Board, Home Office Board, Officers, Committee, and General. The collection is broken up into seven series: Executive Secretary Administration; Junior National Association of the Deaf Administration; National Association...

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Personal papers of Robert O. Lankenau, longtime Firestone chemist and president of the National Association of the Deaf. Includes artifacts, correspondence, photographs, clippings, writings, TDD conversations, and more.

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Papers of deaf educator and advocate Dr. Robert R. Davila, focused on his speeches and his work for the Department of Education.

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The Roy J. Stewart collection includes approximately 2,550 items. The majority of the papers are letter correspondence about old motion pictures. Also, there are postcards from all over the United States included in this collection.

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This collection consists of clippings, correspondence, program books, magazines and poems.

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Collection on segregation of African-American primary students, focusing particularly on the integration of Kendall School in the 1950s.