Title: Dr. Skinner's remarkable school for "colored deaf, dumb, and blind children," 1857-1860
Description: "Just before the Civil War, Dr. Platt H. Skinner, a pioneer educator of the disabled, operated three schools for African-American children who were blind, deaf, or both.  An ardent abolitionist, Dr. Skinner was forced to move his school twice.  The second school, the subject of this book, was located in Suspension Bridge, New York at a terminus of the Underground Railroad, on which Dr. Skinner may have been a conductor..." -- Book cover.
Subjects: School superintendents, School for the Instruction of the Colored Deaf, Dumb, and Blind (New York (State)), African-Americans, Deaf, Education, History
Places: New York (State)
People: P. H. Skinner
Time periods: 19th century