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Arkansas School for the Deaf Historical Museum

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2400 W Markham St
Little Rock, AR 72205
+1 (501) 324-9530

The Arkansas School for the Deaf Historical Museum in Little Rock, AR, serves as a repository of artifacts and documents related to the school's rich history.

Visitors can explore exhibits that showcase the school's impact on the deaf community and its evolution over the years.

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