American School for the Deaf

American School for the Deaf

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Sources

The main source for information on this page is the Hartford [Daily] Courant. Specific references to articles can be found under the timeline entries. I will soon be moving on to other, secondary sources of material, and they, as well as any additional Courant articles, will be added to the complete list of sources related to the contents on this page.

History

Plans for new American School for the Deaf building approved

Busy day at the Old Campus of the American School for the Deaf

American School for the Deaf transfers title on land and buildings to Hartford Fire Insurance Company for $250,000

Special Meeting of the Hartford Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of the American School for the Deaf approved the sale of its property to Hartford Fire

The Courant opines on development in Hartford

Board of Directors of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company approve the purchase of the American School for the Deaf property

The American School for the Deaf gets its appropriation – but less than it hoped for

The Courant learns that the Hartford Fire Insurance Company has an option to buy the American School for the Deaf’s property

American School for the Deaf asks State for Funds to Build Its New School

American School for the Deaf postpones move to West Hartford until after the war

Officials from the State of Maine visited the American School for the Deaf

The Courant reported that William W. Turner had resigned as principal of the American School for the Deaf