Cincinnati Kindergarten Association Records, 1876-1959 1876-1959

Laws, Annie, -1927

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Annie Laws (1855-1927) was a Cincinnati educator and civic woman. She helped to establish the Cincinnati Training School for Nurses, which later became the College of Nursing at the University of Cincinnati. She was also Vice-President of the Hospital Social Service Association of Cincinnati and an active member of the Red Cross. From the guide to the Annie Laws papers, 1926-1941, 1926-1941, (University of Cincinnati, Archives and Rare Books Library) ...

International Kindergarten Union

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Cincinnati Kindergarten Association

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The kindergarten movement in Cincinnati began in privately with the establishment of separate German-language and English-language kindergartens. By 1879, a group of wealthy women became concerned that the children in Cincinnati in most need of a kindergarten education, the poor, were unable to access such an education. These women, who included Mrs. Alonzo Taft and Miss Annie Laws, formed the Cincinnati Free Kindergarten Association. The association opened the first free English-la...

Cincinnati Public Schools. Kindergarten Department

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Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School

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