Add to ORKGRochester, New York typified the rapid growth towns were experiencing in the early 19th century. Benevolent women established charitable societies and institutions like the Orphan Asylum to combat the social ills brought on by that growth. Their humanitarian endeavors laid the foundation for today’s child welfare agencies
This study examines the spread of orphan asylums across the United States from the early nineteenth ...
On October 11, 1949, the New York Foundling Hospital celebrated its eightieth anniversary. During th...
In 1851 a group of wealthy, Protestant New York City businessmen and professionals, previously invo...
Rochester, New York typified the rapid growth towns were experiencing in the early 19th century. Ben...
textIn 1816 a group of white, affluent women in Natchez, Mississippi founded the Female Charitable S...
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)This thesis studies the way Indianapolis wo...
Within this research, I sought to uncover the correlation between the cholera epidemic of 1848 and t...
This project looks at the work of the Charity Organization Society of New York from 1900 until 1919....
A case study in the politics of social provision, this dissertation uncovers the origins of a legal ...
Have you ever wondered where the orphanages went? Or how in the United States we managed to create a...
In the first few decades of the nineteenth century, Americans and immigrants moved to New Orleans ho...
This dissertation examines the role special interest politics played in securing tax-supported fundi...
The N.Y.C.-based New York Catholic Protectory was established in 1865 as the home of destitute or tr...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [183]-193).During the Early National Period, the United S...
Background of the Study. The field of child welfare includes a broad range of efforts aimed at makin...
This study examines the spread of orphan asylums across the United States from the early nineteenth ...
On October 11, 1949, the New York Foundling Hospital celebrated its eightieth anniversary. During th...
In 1851 a group of wealthy, Protestant New York City businessmen and professionals, previously invo...
Rochester, New York typified the rapid growth towns were experiencing in the early 19th century. Ben...
textIn 1816 a group of white, affluent women in Natchez, Mississippi founded the Female Charitable S...
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)This thesis studies the way Indianapolis wo...
Within this research, I sought to uncover the correlation between the cholera epidemic of 1848 and t...
This project looks at the work of the Charity Organization Society of New York from 1900 until 1919....
A case study in the politics of social provision, this dissertation uncovers the origins of a legal ...
Have you ever wondered where the orphanages went? Or how in the United States we managed to create a...
In the first few decades of the nineteenth century, Americans and immigrants moved to New Orleans ho...
This dissertation examines the role special interest politics played in securing tax-supported fundi...
The N.Y.C.-based New York Catholic Protectory was established in 1865 as the home of destitute or tr...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [183]-193).During the Early National Period, the United S...
Background of the Study. The field of child welfare includes a broad range of efforts aimed at makin...
This study examines the spread of orphan asylums across the United States from the early nineteenth ...
On October 11, 1949, the New York Foundling Hospital celebrated its eightieth anniversary. During th...
In 1851 a group of wealthy, Protestant New York City businessmen and professionals, previously invo...