Kingsbury, Chester H.

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Chester Kingsbury was an activist in the University District of Seattle. He was president of the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Methodist Federation for Social Action, a board member of the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington (circa 1954), and a delegate to the Socialist Party convention in 1936. He was also a member of the Church of the People in the University District and the owner of the North Seattle Printing Company. His wife, Elsie Kingsbury, was a member of the Seattle Branch of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom.

From the guide to the Chester H. Kingsbury Papers, 1915-1994, (University of Washington Libraries Special Collections)

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creatorOf Chester H. Kingsbury Papers, 1915-1994 University of Washington Libraries Special Collections
creatorOf Life on the Homefront oral history collection, 1984-1985 Museum of History and Industry
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Washington (State)
University District (Seattle, Wash.)
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Church and social problems
Civil rights
Civil rights
Civil rights
Cooperative societies
Moving Images
Photographs
Political activists
Political conventions
Seattle
Social action
Socialist parties
Washington (State)
Women
Women pacifists
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Active 1984

Active 1985

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