Magdalen Society of Philadelphia minutes of the board of managers, 1869-1885

The Magdalen Society of Philadelphia was founded in 1800 by concerned citizens and members of the Quaker, Episcopal, and Presbyterian clergies in order to provide asylum for prostitutes and "wayward" women. The board of managers meeting minutes offer a glimpse inside the administrative act...

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Main Author: Magdalen Society of Philadelphia (Creator)
Date:1869-03-17/1885-01-21
Dimensions:23.5 x 36.0 cm
Extent:700 pages
Location:N 21st and Race St Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States
Call Number:2016
Volume Number:Volume 10
Format: Electronic
Language:English
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title Magdalen Society of Philadelphia minutes of the board of managers, 1869-1885
spellingShingle Magdalen Society of Philadelphia minutes of the board of managers, 1869-1885
Magdalen Society of Philadelphia
House of the Good Shepherd (Philadelphia, Pa.)
House of Refuge (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Magdalen Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
White, William, 1748-1836
Charities--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia
Children--Institutional care
Evangelicalism
Institutional care
Juvenile delinquency
Poor women
Prostitution
Women--Institutional care
Minutes (Records)
Records (Documents)
title_sort Magdalen Society of Philadelphia minutes of the board of managers, 1869-1885
title_txt_mv Magdalen Society of Philadelphia minutes of the board of managers, 1869-1885
date_txt_mv 1869-03-17/1885-01-21
year_str_mv 1869
creator_txt_mv Magdalen Society of Philadelphia (Creator)
author Magdalen Society of Philadelphia
author_facet Magdalen Society of Philadelphia
author_role Creator
author_sort Magdalen Society of Philadelphia
genre Manuscripts
extent_txt_mv 700 pages
dimensions_txt_mv 23.5 x 36.0 cm
description The Magdalen Society of Philadelphia was founded in 1800 by concerned citizens and members of the Quaker, Episcopal, and Presbyterian clergies in order to provide asylum for prostitutes and "wayward" women. The board of managers meeting minutes offer a glimpse inside the administrative activities and composition of the Magdalen Society. They report developments in the Society's sundry committees, finances, bylaws, and occupants. The minutes also shed light on the convictions of the all-male board
raw_location_txt_mv N 21st and Race St Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States
language English
subject_txt_mv LCSH: House of the Good Shepherd (Philadelphia, Pa.)
LCSH: House of Refuge (Philadelphia, Pa.)
LCSH: Magdalen Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
LCSH: White, William, 1748-1836
LCSH: Charities--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia
LCSH: Children--Institutional care
LCSH: Evangelicalism
LCSH: Institutional care
LCSH: Juvenile delinquency
LCSH: Poor women
LCSH: Prostitution
LCSH: Women--Institutional care
LCSH: Minutes (Records)
LCSH: Records (Documents)
topic House of the Good Shepherd (Philadelphia, Pa.)
House of Refuge (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Magdalen Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
White, William, 1748-1836
Charities--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia
Children--Institutional care
Evangelicalism
Institutional care
Juvenile delinquency
Poor women
Prostitution
Women--Institutional care
Minutes (Records)
Records (Documents)
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