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Information: The first column shows data points from Garber, Michael in red. The third column shows data points from Garber, Michael G. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Garber, Michael

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Garber, Michael G.

Garber, Michael

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Garber, Michael G.

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Garber, Michael G.

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http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/html/nyhs/foundling/foundling.html

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/664805156

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http://viaf.org/viaf/19613271

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Garber, Michael

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Records of the New York Foundling Hospital 1869-2009

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Records of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009

Title: Records of the New York Foundling Hospital 1869-2009

The collection documents the programs and administration of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009, and the St. Agatha Home for Children, which operated separately from the Foundling beginning in 1884, before merging into the Foundling in 1977. The Foundling opened in 1869, under the auspices of the Sisters of Charity, as a Catholic haven for abandoned babies. It was one of the principal institutions sending children to live with families in the country, in a program known today as the "orphan train." That program ended in 1929. Thereafter the Foundling expanded, diversified, and decentralized. Today the Foundling is an organization providing foster care, adoption, social work, and community-based preventive and health services to children and families in New York and Puerto Rico.

ArchivalResource: 79.0 Linear feet; (79 boxes, 253 volumes)

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Garber, Michael G.

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Records of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009.

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New York Foundling Hospital. Records of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009.

Title: Records of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009.

The collection documents the programs and administration of the New York Foundling Hospital, 1869-2009, and the St. Agatha Home for Children, which operated separately from the Foundling beginning in 1884, before merging into the Foundling in 1977. The Foundling opened in 1869, under the auspices of the Sisters of Charity, as a Catholic haven for abandoned babies. It was one of the principal organizations sending children to live with families in the country, in a program known today as the "orphan train." That program ended in 1929. Thereafter the Foundling expanded, diversified, and decentralized to meet the changing needs of the populations it served. Today the Foundling is an organization providing foster care, adoption, social work, and community-based preventive and health services to children and families in New York and Puerto Rico.

ArchivalResource: 79.0 linear feet (79 boxes, 253 v.)

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Garber, Michael

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New York Foundling Hospital.

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New York Foundling Hospital.
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Garber, Michael G.

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New York Foundling Hospital.

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New York Foundling Hospital.
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Garber, Michael

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