Photographs of Historic
Interest
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RESNA gets naming rights
to its building!!
"Jerry [Weisman] has
negotiated a deal on behalf of RESNA for the naming rights to the RESNA
Headquarters building. Jerry personally installed the sign this
afternoon."
Glenn
Hedman 08/15/2013 |
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"This chair is at the
Bethlehem Historical Society. It is the earliest wheelchair I have seen. The
chair itself is unremarkable, a dining chair with a commode cutout in the seat.
The hand wrought wooden wheels and iron work are very interesting. They did not
seem to have much history on the item, but it was along with many items from
St. Luke's Hospital."
David C. Savage, ATP/SMS,
RET 05/15/2012 |
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This photograph captures Dave
Jaffe, Awards Committee Chair, (left) presenting Denis Anson with a
Distinguished Service Award for his efforts and contributions in RESNAs
Computer Tech Lab since 1990 at the FICCDAT Conference in Toronto. The plaque
reads Ye Olde RESNA Computer Lab, Denis Anson, Proprietor. The
plaque was made by Barry Romich. The photographer has not been
identified. |
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This is the official bag from
the International Conference on Rehabilitation Engineering held in Toronto in
June 1980. This artifact is the personal property of Mark
Bresler. |
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Doug Hobson and Elaine
Trefler submitted this collection of photographs of wheelchairs, seating
systems, communication devices, and rehab engineers. 2.74 Mb pdf
file
10/30/2012 |
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