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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.

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

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

This collection focuses on drama at Gallaudet College.

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.

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

This collection consists of the history of the Temple Beth Or of the Deaf in New York. Included in the collection is correspondence, minutes of the meetings, financial reports, program books, membership cards and books, photographs and objects.

Papers of Thomas O. Berg, deaf athlete and long-time track and field coach at Gallaudet University. Includes correspondence, event results, photographs, programs and brochures, magazines and newsletters, award plaques and memorabilia, and more.

The focus of this collection rests upon Anderson’s presidency of the National Association of the Deaf and the Gallaudet College Alumni Association.

Correspondence and student diary of deaf educator and former National Association of the Deaf president Tom L. Anderson, focusing on the World War II era.