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Our Collection: The Rochester Advocate
Early Volumes of The Rochester Advocate Now Available Online!
The Little Paper Family is a group of newspapers and magazines published by various residential schools for deaf students. Groups of predominately all deaf school staff and students, and in many cases all deaf writer and editors, were responsible for creating, printing, and distributing these literary works. Visit the Gallaudet University Library for more information.
The Rochester Advocate (originally named the Daily Paper for Our Little People) is the version of the Little Paper Family published and printed by the Rochester School for the Deaf. It chronicles daily life at the school and provides unique commentaries on local and world events of the day.
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 All of the digitized volumes of the Rochester Advocate have been scanned using OCR technology and are fully searchable from within the Adobe Acrobat program.
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Please note: These are large files and may take a few minutes to download with a high-speed connection. The best way to view these files is to save them to your computer (right click the link and then select "save as").
More than sixty volumes remain to be scanned. For more information please contact us.
Rochester School for the Deaf
Archive Center, Perkins Hall
1545 St. Paul Street
Rochester, NY 14621
E-mail: archives@rsdeaf.org
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