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This collection consists of articles, audio reels, booklets, correspondence, journals, magazines, completed and edited manuscripts, newsletters, photographs, psychology testing documents and objects, reports, speech drafts, and workshop materials.

Scope and Contents The Edward Allen Fay Papers consist of correspondence and personal papers of Edward Allen Fay, who taught Latin, French and German at Gallaudet College from 1866 to 1920. The collection, which includes approximately 1,700 pages of manuscript, dates from 1869 to 1952. The bulk of the collection falls into the period when Fay was editor of the American Annals of the Deaf, specifically 1870 to 1920. Included in this series are articles submitted to the Annals, checkbooks, receipts and...

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Personal papers of educator and former Gallaudet University president.

Scope and Contents The Edward L. Scouten Collection consists of approximately 750 pages, dating from 1941 to 1987. The bulk of this collection consists of articles, booklets, course outlines, newspaper clippings, poems, term papers, and speeches. One folder is dedicated to dissertations he wrote for his master’s thesis about graduate-level history at Gallaudet College. There is a folder containing letters concerning Jan Afzelius written by a Swedish student who attended Gallaudet College”. In another folder,...

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Correspondence received by Edward Miner Gallaudet during his term as the first president of Gallaudet University.

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Correspondence and other papers belonging to Christian missionary to China and Japan Edward W. Syle and his family.

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Doctoral dissertation of deaf chemist Edwin J. Parks.

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Materials for teaching lip reading to adults, collected by Gallaudet professor Elizabeth Benson. Includes lesson plans, tests, reading material, games, and more.

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Correspondence, memorabilia, and articles from deaf teacher Elizabeth L. Moss's travels in Europe and the United States.

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Collection of articles and other material on prominent 16th-century Spanish deaf artist Juan Fernández Navarrete, also known as “El Mudo.”