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Scope and Contents Sarah Harvey Porter collection contains two boxes of notebooks with her handwriting. The collection, which consists of 26 notebooks, has no dates. The collection covers several subjects related to her research for Psychology of Deafness such as attention, bibliography, classes of the deaf, control processes in modified handwriting: an experimental study, desire, emotions, Galton’s Inquiries with Human Faculties, Imitation, Instincts and Tendencies, Professor Day’s language tests, Psychology...

Scope and Contents The Sharon Kay Wood papers consist of news clippings, Deaf periodicals, correspondence, notes, artwork, bibliographies, biographies, poetry, speeches, and booklets. The dates range from 1915 to 1989, with the bulk dating from 1987-1988. The majority of papers deal with Wood’s publication, “Deaf Women: A Parade Through the Decades.” There are biographies of dozens of different Deaf women throughout the United States. This collection gives the researcher a good idea of women’s role in the Deaf...

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Papers of deaf educator, author, actress, and feminist historian Sharon Kay Wood. Mostly research material and photographs from unpublished volume on biographies of deaf women.

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Records of the United States Deaf Skiers Association, a group dedicated to promoting amateur deaf skiing, as collected by founding member Dr. Simon J. Carmel. Includes correspondence, clippings, brochures, ephemera, and more.

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Collection of ephemera from early history of telephone assistive technology for the deaf.

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Collections of papers, clippings, photographs, and other materials from individuals that are not large enough to be cataloged as full manuscript collections.

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Publications, correspondence, and church records from New York City-based church for the deaf.

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This collection focuses on drama at Gallaudet College.

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Correspondence and research material produced by Mr. Sandy during his campaign to gain greater recognition for late 19th / early 20th--century deaf baseball player William “Dummy” Hoy.

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Records, including minutes, correspondence, publications, and ephemera, created by Gallaudet University's Student Body Government.