Mystic Deaf History
21 Jan 2021
Community Interest
Did you know that Mystic, Connecticut has some deaf history?!
I never knew this until a few years of living here. I bumped into some older Deaf adults who all told me about their former deaf school… which happened to be right here in Mystic. It used to be The Whipple Home School which established in Ledyard, Connecticut then moved a few miles away, in order to expand to Mystic.
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