Jane Addams Hull-House Museum

(312) 413-5353

800 S Halsted St
Chicago, IL 60607 41.8719 -87.6473

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Neighborhoods: University Village / Little Italy, West Side

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Last updated 8.29.11

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This restored mansion contains a wonderful collection of documents, furniture and photographs of residents and supporters of Hull-House, such as attorney Clarence Darrow, suffragette Susan B. Anthony, architect Frank Lloyd Wright and African-American journalist Ida B. Wells. There's also a 20-minute video entitled "The Women of Hull-House" that explains the role of Hull-House in Chicago history. The woman who founded Hull-House in 1889, Jane Addams, advocated social welfare reform by providing kindergarten and day-care facilities for children of working mothers. In addition to creating an…

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Chicago Firsts:
Hull-House also established the first public kitchen, public swimming pool and Boy Scout troop in Chicago.
Needing Help:
Call to inquire about ongoing volunteer opportunities.
Fun Fact:
Hull-House also established the first public kitchen, public swimming pool and Boy Scout troop in Chicago.
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Call to inquire about ongoing volunteer opportunities.
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