Posts from the SDDS blog… ongoing

I’m not sure if it’s the done thing, but since I’m posting nearly daily on the blog for the Scripture, Dissent and Deaf Space (SDDS) project, I thought I’d provide a set of links here for posts done recently and continue to update this blog with those posts as they happen.

I realise that this is cheating since it means I get to recycle blog posts in two places. But for those of you following my work, it seems silly to post nothing here when I’m very busy somewhere else and you may not have connected the two blogs up.

In the last few weeks then (from newest to oldest):

• Letterheads, and especially embossed letterheads… a wonderfully tactile gift from the 19th century.
• How I’ve been using historical maps to get into the atmosphere of Victorian London.
• Question: What do you do when you can’t get to a Deaf church? Answer – pipe the speaker’s voice from the pulpit directly to the pew.
• A link between the founder of our project’s funder… and the Deaf church.
• The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (no, really…!)
• Working out the timeline for the Association – sometimes you just need to draw.
• More news on H.L.
• The location for the Southwark Mission – and a link to Charles Dickens.
• The ongoing story of H.L.
• Pecuniary Cases.