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[Circular] Toronto Institution for the instruction of the deaf and dumb, and of the blind, Toronto January, 1862
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Toronto Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, and of the Blind Toronto, January, 1862 A school for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, and of the Blind has been in operation for more than three years in Toronto. This School, the only one in the Province, depends on its support on private subscriptions, and an annual grant from the Legislature. [...] It is believed that there are in Upper Canada, from 800 to 1000 Deaf and Dumb, and from 500 to 600 Blind. At present there are in this school: Deaf and Dumb Boaders 17, Deaf and Dumb day pupils 6, Deaf and Dumb 23 Blind boarders: 4 Total: 27 The applications for admission, which have been reluctantly rejected in consequence of the want to funds, have been no less than 86, namely, 72 Deaf and Dumb, and 14 Blind. [... request for donation and committee members follow"

[Circular] Toronto Institution for the instruction of the deaf and dumb, and of the blind, Toronto January, 1862

Date1862
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Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Medium
DimensionsLeaf size: 26.5 cm x 21 cm (10 7/16 in. x 8 1/4 in.)
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Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number1862-INSTITUTION-SB
Melody and Steven Gaylord have fooled the experts so far in their 4-year struggle to keep their deaf and blind son out of an institution
Melody and Steven Gaylord have fooled the experts so far in their 4-year struggle to keep their deaf and blind son out of an institution
3/5/1984
Image shows the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department. Here ...
In its second year, the blind skaters program run by North York's parks and recreation department is brainchild of Andra Kelly, wife of Toronto Maple Leafs coach Red Kelly, and Nancy Cameron of department. Here, Mrs. Kelly assists Dennis Donnelly at Victoria Village Arena. There are 10 people in program, ranging in age from 7 to 62, and they come from all parts of Metro. They need more volunteers.
11/11/1976
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF THlI DEAF AND DUMB, AND OF THE BLIND ...
Annual report of the Society for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and of the Blind for the year 1861
1862
Image shows a 10-year-old Andrea Essig gets special coaching from Andra Kelly at the Victoria V ...
Careful coaching: 10-year-old Andrea Essig gets special coaching from Andra Kelly at the Victoria Village Arena. Andrea was one of 30 blind children on hand at the arena yesterday learning how to skate.
2/7/1980
Listen up: Peter Stelmacovich, an audiology intern at Centenary Hospital, is at an advantage in his chosen career: he's been deaf for 19 years
Listen up: Peter Stelmacovich, an audiology intern at Centenary Hospital, is at an advantage in his chosen career: he's been deaf for 19 years
8/3/1988
Gene Reimer (left) of Vancouver, Canada's 1972 wheelchair athlete of year, and Chris Stoddard of Toronto demonstrate manoeuvre on their wheelchairs at(...)
Gene Reimer (left) of Vancouver, Canada's 1972 wheelchair athlete of year, and Chris Stoddard of Toronto demonstrate manoeuvre on their wheelchairs at(...)
6/19/1974
Teaching the blind to skate, Andra Kelly, wife of Leaf coach Red Kelly, coaxes 7-year-old Paul Legare (top) to try it
Teaching the blind to skate, Andra Kelly, wife of Leaf coach Red Kelly, coaxes 7-year-old Paul Legare (top) to try it
11/27/1975
Teaching the blind to skate, Andra Kelly, wife of Leaf coach Red Kelly, coaxes 7-year-old Paul Legare (top) to try it
Teaching the blind to skate, Andra Kelly, wife of Leaf coach Red Kelly, coaxes 7-year-old Paul Legare (top) to try it
11/27/1975
The blind beggar
The blind beggar
1905 circa
David's back on wheels, Thanks to Toronto Star readers and the Crippled Children's Centre, David Gillis, a 15-year-old cerebral palsy victim whose spe(...)
David's back on wheels, Thanks to Toronto Star readers and the Crippled Children's Centre, David Gillis, a 15-year-old cerebral palsy victim whose spe(...)
6/27/1977
Carlyle Husbands, 13, who can walk, thanks to the skill of a Toronto doctor, smiles with teacher Janice Sinclair
Carlyle Husbands, 13, who can walk, thanks to the skill of a Toronto doctor, smiles with teacher Janice Sinclair
5/9/1972
They're friends in need. In adjoining wheelchairs during their Toronto visit yesterday along with nine other Easter Seal Timmies and Tammies to launch(...)
They're friends in need. In adjoining wheelchairs during their Toronto visit yesterday along with nine other Easter Seal Timmies and Tammies to launch(...)
3/20/1968