Brooklyn YMCA Central Branch publications Bulk, 1928-1967 1884-1967

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Brooklyn YMCA Central Branch publications Bulk, 1928-1967 1884-1967

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Brooklyn's YMCA was founded in 1853. Its first permanent edifice, comprised of three buildings on Fulton, Bond, and Hanover Streets, opened in 1885 and housed the newly formed Central Branch, commonly referred to as Brooklyn Central. The Brooklyn YMCA Central Branch publications span the period 1884 to 1967 and document the activities of the Central Branch. Included are copies of the Central Branch's news bulletin, (later ), as well as additional ephemeral literature. Brooklyn Central Brooklyn Central News

2.09 Linear feet; in nine manuscript boxes.

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