Thirty-seventh annual report of the Home for Destitute Colored Children, 1892

The Philadelphia Home for Destitute Colored Children, a Quaker charity, was founded in 1856. Its stated goals were to provide a home, food, clothing, and an education for black children in Philadelphia. The minutes of the Home provide a record of its activities, bylaws, finances, donations, and membership subscriptions.

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Philadelphia Home for Destitute Colored Children

1892

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Philadelphia Home for Destitute Colored Children Annual Reports (Wh.*582)

Philadelphia (Pa.)

Philadelphia Home for Destitute Colored Children | Annual reports | Charities--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia | African Americans--Housing | African Americans--Charities | Child welfare--Pennsylvania | African American children--Care | Social work with African American children

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