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EXPLORE

We pride ourselves in the quality of exhibits and experiences available for guests like you. Whether you're planning an afternoon visit or a digital exploration in your pajamas, there is always something for you to enjoy.

Exhibits

Luther "Dummy" Taylor

If the sports world can thank anyone for the signs used in baseball today, Luther “Dummy” Taylor, a pitcher for the New York Giants in the early 1900’s would be that person.

Ongoing

Deaf Culture

Find out why being Deaf is not a disability, it's a human experience of experiencing the world with a Deaf worldview.

Ongoing

A Different Way To Hear

Being Deaf means living in a visual world, a world where sight takes precedence and the norm is communication through a visual language rather than a spoken language.

Ongoing

Behind The Museum

The Museum of Deaf History, Arts, and Culture is made possible with staff, volunteers, donors, and guests like you. 

Learn more about our humble beginnings and the journey we have been on.

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DONATE

Please support the William J. Marra Museum, the only independently owned and public museum about Deaf history, arts and culture in the United States. Donations help keep exhibits fresh and inspiring for guests like you.

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MUSEUM OF DEAF HISTORY, ARTS & CULTURE ®

Our museum offers an opportunity to learn about the advantages of signed languages for all humans, whether Deaf or non-Deaf and to elevate Deaf humans' stories. Group tours and museum reservations are available. We are a non-profit 501(c)3 foundation so donations are always appreciated.

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