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Texas School for the Blind Campus, Austin, Texas

Black and white panoramic photograph of the Texas School for the Black and white panoramic photograph of the Texas School for the Blind campus in Austin, Texas, appearing as a folded insert in the 1930-1931 school catalogue. The image shows multiple…

Tags: 1930s, Austin Texas, Campus facilities, Deaf education, Disability history, Disability justice, Eleemosynary institutions, Institutional care, Racial segregation, separate but equal, state funding, Texas School for the Blind, urban Austin, visually impaired education, white disabled students

Visit Report to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, April 1945

Three-page typed report dated April 26, 1945, written by Texas State Board of Control member Senator Tom DeBerry and signed by Chairman Weaver H. Baker, documenting a Sunday visit to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths in Austin,…

Tags: 1945, Austin Texas, Black disabled students, Blind education, Deaf, Deaf education, Disability history, Disability justice, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, Eleemosynary institutions, Institutional care, Racial segregation, separate but equal, Texas State Board of Control, visually impaired education

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