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Henry Booth House records
The Henry Booth House was established in Chicago in May 1898 by the Ethical Humanist Society and named for the Society's first president, Judge Henry Booth. The Henry Booth House's founders sought to improve living conditions in the surrounding neighborhood, promote good citizenship, strengthen family life and the sense of community. The digital collection includes photographs from the collection.
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Boys at Camp Channing
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Group of boys posing under a sign reading "Camp Channing for the boys of Chicago".
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1938
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Henry Booth House records
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Boys at Camp Channing
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Group of boys and a man standing along a small river at Camp Channing.
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1938
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University of Illinois Chicago. Library. Special Collections and University Archives Department (Richard J. Daley Library)
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Manuscript Collections
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Richard J. Daley Library
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Social Services & Settlement Houses
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