Charles Thomas Memorial Hall

Herman Fuecthmann, President of Charles Thompson Memorial Hall, gives Joel a great tour and learn how we can preserve one of the oldest Deaf Clubs in the world. Dr. Olof Hanson, a well-known first Deaf architect, was hired by Charles's widow, Margaret, in 1915. Thompson Hall is proudly owned by the Deaf community and managed by dedicated Deaf volunteers. Check it out and see how you can support the future Deaf generations at the Charles Thompson Memorial Hall, a national historic landmark.
More information on charlesthompsonhall.org/
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Hello. Iam did go to Minesoda visit. Joan and gary aiways helpful to Minesoda. Thank you very much. Japan.👍✈🎌
Yoko

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amazing creative architecture! good job Olaf!

[@lovehorse71]

Why not they can tour visits at museum history. They can pay ticket for that. will be nice helpful

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Ask for Wesley Arey for help with painting project

[@azusenalopez3243]

Where is the deaf community is ? Its still deaf people going there often for enjoy to communicate with each or it keep for museum .?

[@JoelWestBarish]

they still have Deaf people coming to the clubhouse. more details are available on charlesthompsonhall.org/

[@azusenalopez3243]

In which state ? ... I'm just curious that all.

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@@azusenalopez3243 Minnesota, u.s.a.

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Лайк интересно большой клуб глухих.

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They should get rid of that pool table... use that 50K to go towards the building renovation and... not only that.. provide additional space for DHH to social as the pool table seems to be in the way... but if they used it OFTEN then just leave it be. The building is beautiful, great job!