Hayes Mechanics' Home (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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Hayes Mechanics' Home (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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Hayes Mechanics' Home (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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Hayes Manor was founded as the Hayes Mechanics Home by George Hayes (1815-1857) and Ferdinand J. Dreer (1812-1902). Along with Dundas T. Pratt as executor, these men created a home of "honorable retirement" for tradesmen and skilled mechanics. The home was chartered in 1858, and the charter was ratified in 1861. In 1967, the organization changed its name to the Hayes Home for Men. In 1978, there occurred one final name change, to that of Hayes Manor, when the home began accepting women and couples. Hayes Manor continues to operate as a retirement home at its Belmont Avenue residence of over one hundred and twenty years.
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https://viaf.org/viaf/152748099
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no96045014
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/no96045014
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Old age homes
Older people
Older people
Older people
Older people
Retirement communities
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Pennsylvania--Philadelphia
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