Oral History Interview-Cait McKinney and Dylan Mulvin

Daryl Nance, a middle-aged white woman with short, light-brown hair, stands behind a desk in an office space and holds a Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD) up to the camera, as if to show it off. The device looks like an electric typewriter, with a cradle on top that is designed to hold a telephone receiver. A phone receiver could be placed in this cradle, or "acoustic coupler,” and when a user typed a message on the keyboard, acoustic tones corresponding to letters could be sent and received through a modem and telephone line.

Please note this is the credit line that must be associated with the image somehow: Deaf AIDS Center Collection (SFH 71), San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library. Scrapbook volume 1, 1987-1993, 2011, Deaf AIDS Center Collection (SFH 71), San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library.