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Alfred Eaton

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People

Deaf leader in Queensland in the 1930s. Active in the Australian Association for the Advancement of the Deaf.

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Queensland Deaf Community Collection (Deaf Connect).

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Queensland Deaf Community Collection (Deaf Connect).

Related Artefacts

Presentation by AAAD member Alf Eaton ‘The Deaf in their Own Association’

Paper by Alf Eaton

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