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This gravestone from 1858 has ASL fingerspelling engraved on it!
This gravestone from 1858 has ASL fingerspelling engraved on it!
It belongs to Ariadna Chesebro, the first student at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf in Delavan.
Here is a brief explainer from Deaf historian Joel Mankowski.
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