Second Avenue YMCA records, 1884-1907.

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Second Avenue YMCA records, 1884-1907.

The collection includes collected brochures promoting the German Branch (later Second Avenue Branch), manuscript minutes, branch publications, branch histories, annual reports, bylaws, newspaper clippings, and correspondence. Printed brochures and annual prospectuses make up a significant portion of the collection. Both German and English-language materials are represented.

1 cubic foot (3 boxes).

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SNAC Resource ID: 8208241

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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YMCA of the City of New York. German Branch.

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YMCA of the City of New York. Second Avenue Branch.

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The Second Avenue Branch of the YMCA in New York City was organized in 1881, and was known at first as the German Branch. Initial meetings were held in rented rooms near the 23rd Street branch, but this location proved inconvenient for German-speaking young men, who primarily lived and worked downtown. Consequently, the branch rented rooms on Broad Street, near the Bowery. By the end of the 19th century, the branch had acquired a building at 142 Second Avenue and was known as the Second Avenue B...

Christlicher Verein Junger Mä̈nner (Germany).

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