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Schools or Institutions for Deaf Pupils in 1897

By H Dominic W Stiles, on 3 August 2012

This week, lacking time for too much depth, we merely offer what we hope will be useful for those interested in the history of Deaf education in the British Isles, namely a list of educational establishments in 1897 from Silent Messenger. We cannot be sure that there were not more private schools that were not included on this list. Click onto the images for a viewable size.

Tabular statement of British schools for the deaf and dumb, 1897-98. Silent Messenger, 1898, 1(6), 90-93.

See also-

Historical table of the institutions and schools of the United Kingdom, 1900, and, School Board day schools or day classes, 1900.  In: FARRAR, A. Arnold on the education of  the deaf.  Francis Carter, 1901. pp. 86-89. (also gives total number of deaf pupils in the UK in 1900)

Historical table of residential institutions and schools of the United Kingdom, 1922.  In: FARRAR, A. Arnold on the education of the deaf.  2nd ed. National College of Teachers of the Deaf, 1923.  pp. 90-91. (with footnote giving locations and foundation dates of local education authority day schools).

General report on Schools for the Blind & Deaf, 1900.  Government Collection [Contains a list of schools from 1900]

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