ArchivesSpace Public Interface

Scope and Contents

The Wesley Lauritsen collection consists of five boxes. Majority of the papers involves articles, clippings and letters that Lauritsen wrote. Also, there are information about his times at Gallaudet College and his awards that he received after. Also, there are documents about the organizations that he was involved with. Scrapbooks are also placed in this collection.

Abstract

Collection of photographs, books, artifacts, news clippings, and other items gathered by deaf writer and educator Willard J. Madsen.

Abstract

Collection of clippings, articles, essays, and printed materials related to Dr. William C. Stokoe and his work in the field of sign language linguistics.

Abstract

This collection consists of academic papers, articles, correspondence, booklets, minutes, reports, calendars, magazines, newspapers and newsletters, and journal reprint articles.

Scope and Contents The Wilson H. Grabill’s collection consists of two boxes. Most of the information is about his career and achievements. There are also some of his published works related to fertility in the population and his reports from the Census Bureau. Grabill visited England to present a paper at London for the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population and that information is involved in this collection about that time. There are also several letters in the collection. When Grabill...

Abstract

Reports, correspondence, and proposals from educational and training projects undertaken by Gallaudet University’s World Deaf Leadership Program during its early years. Also includes some material from the International Center on Deafness.

Abstract

Papers of deaf sociologist, educator, and international disability activist Dr. Yerker Andersson. Includes correspondence, publications, manuscripts, meeting minutes and agendas, photographs, stamp collection, and more.

Scope and Contents The Yerker Andersson Papers consist mainly of correspondence, E-mail correspondence, memorandums, minutes of meetings, reports, news clippings, printed materials, articles, and speeches.The collection, which consist of approximately 82,000 pages, dates from 1947 to 2005, although there are Xerox copies of articles published in Deaf Swedish and German periodicals regarding international events from 1873 to 1934. The bulk of dates are mostly between 1980s through 1990s, which are...

Abstract

Newsletters, programs, and other material from the history of the summer camp for deaf youth.