Publications and reports, 1852-1983.

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Publications and reports, 1852-1983.

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Publications of New York and national Young Men's Christian Associations (YMCA), including annual reports, 1852-1983, YMCA Yearbook and Roster, 1903-1980, and "Association Notes," New York newsletter, 1886-1919. Reports include surveys on New York City, 1925-1926, 1943-1944, Staten Island, 1929, West Side boys, 1942, 1947, Bronx Union Branch, 1935, 1945, Uptown Branch, 1937-1952, Westchester-Bronx, 1946, East Side, 1940, 1950, Youth Program, 1959, Railroad Branch, 1939, William Sloane House, 1931-1936, McBurney Branch, 1945, Chinatown, 1946, and Brooklyn and Queens, 1927-1928. Also contains "Statement of Facts," 1938-1939, a report on all aspects of the history, managements, and procedures of YMCA in New York; and studies on Brooklyn Long Range plan, 1981-1983, and wage-price freeze.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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