Overview Five digital art posters and one stained glass piece.

Overview The Tripod collection documents the development, administration, and educational values of the Tripod school in California which was active between 1982 and 2005. Educating through co-enrollment of deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing children in conjunction with the Montessori Method, the model expanded to other schools and districts. The school offered a variety of programs serving students and their families as well as providing information on raising and educating deaf and hard of hearing...

Overview The collection consists of an oil painting by Uzi Buzgalo, an Israeli deaf artist, titled Flower of Language.

Overview Virgil McCullough photographs document the National Technical Institute of the Deaf (NTID) production of the play The Phoney Gentleman in 1978.

Overview Collection contains two vistaphones and a modem. Vistaphones were video telephones that enabled the deaf to have have telephone conversations using sign language. Vistaphones were manufactured by Stromberg-Carlson, a subsidiary of General Dynamics and a telecommunications equipment and electronics manufacturing company in the United States. NTID experimented with Vistaphones, eventually installing more than 30 of the devices. Because of special wiring needs, Vistaphones could only be used for...

Overview The Wendy Dannels collection on Sapphires Softball and FIRST Robotics contains items and documents collected by Dannels pertaining to the Sapphires softball team (a deaf women's softball team sponsored by Deaf Women of Rochester), deaf women's basketball in Rochester, and Rochester School for the Deaf's 2009-2010 FIRST Robotics competition team, RoboComm-X (Team 3162). Items include documents dating from 1987-2000 (sports) and 2009-2010 (robotics), softball uniforms, softball scorebooks,...

Overview DVDs, flier, and powerpoint presentation for the What is Deafhood? workshop held at NTID on March 29, 2008.