Скачать или смотреть 25 Years of the Utah School for the Deaf History: 1940–1965 (Longer Version)

The Utah Association for the Deaf reached a significant milestone at its 33rd Biennial Convention in 1989, which featured the screening of the 16mm film "25 Years of the Utah School for the Deaf: 1940-1965." This film, created by Kenneth C. Burdett—a 1929 graduate who later became a teacher at the Utah School for the Deaf—offers a heartfelt glimpse into the lives of Deaf students at the residential campus in Ogden over the years.

The film is a treasure trove of memories, capturing key moments such as class trips, graduations, and important campus events, all celebrating the community's rich history. More than just a film, it serves as a testament to the legacy of the Utah Association for the Deaf and underscores the importance of preserving the stories of the Utah School for the Deaf for future generations.

Kenneth's work acts as a vibrant reminder of the shared history within the Utah Deaf community, bringing their heritage to life and fostering a sense of connection, pride, and appreciation among viewers. The film not only honors past achievements but also inspires a spirit of optimism and progress, encouraging a bright future together.

This film has been transferred from VHS to DVD and is a longer version, running for 2 hours and 33 minutes. A heartfelt thank you to Kenneth C. Burdett for filming and preserving the history of the Utah School for the Deaf.

For more information about Utah Deaf History, you can visit the following website: www.utahdeafhistory.com

Enjoy!

Jodi Christel Becker