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Philip Ferguson's ABANDONED TO THEIR FATE [Temple U. Press, 1994] contains considerable information on the Rome School. I grew up in Mt. Morris [the closest community to Craig Colony] in the 1950's. While I have still have vivid images of the institution, I do not know of any systematic information on it.
John W. Briggs
Education and History
362 Huntington Hall
Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 13244
315-446-9077
Fax 315-443-9218
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I would be very interested in historical information anyone
has about Craig Colony for Epileptics and the place where the Craig Colony
was located, Sonyea, in Livingston County, New York. I would also be
interested in historical information about Rome State School in Rome, NY.
Nora Roy
Iowa City, Iowa
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