Fourth Reunion, Kentucky Association of the Deaf, Danville, Kentucky, September 3-5, 1907 Volume: 1907 |
Abstract | The pamphlet contains a review of the fourth reunion of the Kentucky Association of the Deaf, held in Danville, Kentucky, on September 3-5, 1907. The pamphlet includes the committee members, transcripts of letters, photographs, history of the Kentucky School for the Deaf, the text of speeches, committee resolutions, the organization’s constitution and bylaws, and names of members and visitors. |
Volume | 1907 |
Alternative title | State School for the Deaf |
Contributor | Schoolfield, George T. |
Marcosson, Max | |
Blount, William J. | |
McClure, George M. | |
Owner | Lexington Public Library |
Type of resource | text |
Genre | realia |
Genre authority | marcgt |
Publisher name | Standard Office |
Place of publication | Lexington, KY |
Date captured | 2019-07-29 |
Language | eng |
Width | 6.91 |
Height | 9.85 |
Subject temporal | 1900s |
Subject geographic | State: Kentucky County: Boyle City: Danville |
Subject topic | Schools Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Clubs Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Kentucky School for the Deaf Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Kentucky Association of the Deaf Authority: Local |
Subject topic | Deaf Authority: Local |
Content | The pagination in the pamphlet skips from p. 28 to 33. There is no evidence of removed pages. It is unknown if this was a printer’s error with incorrect pagination or with missing pages. |
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