Joan Naturale's Library Blog

Harry Lang has pulled together some fascinating facts about Rochester Deaf History via this link http://www.rit.edu/~comets/pages/lang/rochhertimelines.html

A few years ago there were workshops given about Rochester Deaf History. They are available for check out at the library. The videos are:
Deaf Rochester Heritage Workshop #1 presented by Harry Lang 4th floor HV2561.N7 L36 2000

Deaf Rochester Heritage Workshop #2 presented by Frank Kruppenbacher. 4th floor F129.R7 K78 2000

Deaf Rochester Heritage Workshop #3 presented by Deirdre Schlehofer 4th floor HV2561.N73 R68 2000

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Info from Alice Hagemayer:
Please visit Oviatt Library of the University of California - Northridge (CSUN) through its website about the History Through Deaf Eyes exhibition that was coordinated by Mara Houdyshell
http://library.csun.edu/About_the_Library/Previous_Exhibitions/deafeyes.html

Also please visit http://www.csun.edu/~patrickb/Dept/DH/DG.html
for a tour of the library exhibition that was curated by Dr. Larry Fleischer, Chair of the CSUN Department of Deaf Studies. This exhibition is awesome, the public - deaf and hearing --outside the CSUN should have acce ss to it!

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The companion website is http://www.pbs.org/weta/throughdeafeyes/

The book is available OVER HV2530.B39 2007 on the 4th floor. Take the elevator in the back of the library (near Interlibrary Loan) to get up to the 4th floor. When you get off the elevator, make a right and the OVER collection is near the end of the hall.

The video is on order and will be in soon. Meanwhile, ETC has the video if you wish to borrow it.

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