User1111

I would like to donate original TeleCaption decoder (sold by Sears in 1980). PM if interested.

Deafness

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Brian

Have you tried contacting Lexington School for the Deaf (NYC), Rochester School for the Deaf (Rochester) or New York School for the Deaf (Rome, I believe). They probably have some kind of museums for the deaf.

Etoile

Actually, there is no such thing as a museum for the deaf. There is only one archives of deafness, and it is at Gallaudet University. They want to make it into a museum but there is no money for it right now...maybe someday.

You can find out about donating to the Gallaudet Archives here:
Donating Materials

User1111

Etoile, Thank you for your reply, your suggestion is helpful. Although the Gallaudet Archives wouldn't take my decoder, I was able to donate my other things. I will definitely use the Archives again in the future. I really appreciated your reply. Thanks so much!

Brian

I believe there are several museums for the deaf such as the The Deaf Heritage Center Museum at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf (PSD) in Philadelphia. I believe my school has one as well.

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deafdyke

I thought there was a museam at American School for the Deaf?

sablescort

The museum at Poore Hall ya mean Brian?

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Brian

Yeah Sablescort - that one.

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sablescort

I checked the museum and I think it could sure use an old tv and CC decoder to show the kids whatit was like back in the 1980's.

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User1111

Can you send me a link to the Museum at Poore Hall? Thanks!
I will try DHCM, too.