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University of the City of New York, Washington Square
In a small chapel at the New York University, services were held for the deaf Episcopal Congregation
Topographical map of the City of New York : showing original water courses and made land
Map of Manhattan, annotated with sites of St. Ann's Church services.
To Save the Souls of His Pupils, the Great Duty of a Teacher of Deaf-Mutes
The Sermon Delivered Upon the Occasion of St. Ann's Church for Deaf-Mutes Commencing its Services at the Church in 18th Street, near Fifth Avenue, Seventh Sunday After Trinity, August 7, 1859, By the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, Rector
The Deaf and Dumb - Second Anniversary of the Organization of St. Ann's Church
The Deaf and Dumb
A newspaper article announcing the initiation of sign language services for deaf adults.
STATEMENTS RESPECTING ST. ANN'S CHURCH FOR DEAF-MUTES PRESENTED AT A PUBLIC MEETING IN THE LARGE CHAPEL OF THE UNIVERSITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1853, TOGETHER WITH AN ABSTRACT OF THE Proceedings of a Meeting held by Deaf-Mutes, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1st, 1853
St. Stephen's Church
Earliest Bible Class services held here by Gallaudet.
St. Ann's Church for Deaf-Mutes, New York
Discusses the activities of the Church in its fourth and fifth years. Notes the relocation of the congregation to the New York Historical Society.
St. Ann's Church for Deaf-Mutes, New York
An article on the founding and development of St. Ann's Church.
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