Dr. Kate Waller Barrett [manuscript] : a friend of girls, 1969.

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Dr. Kate Waller Barrett [manuscript] : a friend of girls, 1969.

A thesis on Mrs. Barrett & her social welfare work.

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University of Virginia. Library

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National Florence Crittenton Mission

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The first Florence Crittenton home, the Florence Night Mission, was opened in 1883 on New York City's Bleeker Street by Charles Nelson Crittenton, a wealthy New York merchant. Crittenton founded the mission in memory of his daughter, Florence, who had died at the age of four. The purposes of this home were to reform "fallen women" and preach salvation and hope to and provide shelter for unmarried, pregnant women and girls. With the success of the Bleeker Street mission, Crittenton b...

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