Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Ohio. Dayton. National Cash Register Company: Welfare Institutions of the National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio: Advantages for Employes' Children.: Girls' Club
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Alabama. W. Huntsville. Virginia Hall: Virginia Hall, Huntsville, Alabama.: Virginia Hall and Memorial Chapel, Presbyterian.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Alabama. Calhoun. "Calhoun Colored School": Agencies Promoting Assimilation of the Negro. Training Negro Girls in Domestic Science. Calhoun Colored School, Calhoun, Ala.: Cooking Class, 1864 - 1952
Attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston
Social Settlements: United States. Illinois. Chicago. "Gads Hill Centre": Gads Hills Centre, Chicago, Ill.: In the Italian Quarter.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. District of Columbia. Washington. Noel House: Noel House, Washington, D.C.: Typical Houses from which the children come.
Unidentified Artist
Religious Agencies, Salvation Army: United States. New York. New York City. Workingmen's Hotels: The Salvation Army: Salvation Army Workingmens' Hotel, The Bowery, New York City.
Unidentified Artist
Races, Indians: United States. New York. Iroquois. Thomas Asylum for Orphan and Destitute Indian Children: State Thomas Asylum for Orphan and Destitute Indian Children, Iroquois, N.Y.: Boys' Dormitory.
Unidentified Artist
Races, Immigration: United States. New York. New York City. Immigrant Station: Regulation of Immigration at the Port of Entry. United States Immigrant Station, New York.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh. "Kingsley House": Kingsley House, Pittsburg, Pa.: Dressmaking.
Unidentified Artist
Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Ohio. Dayton. National Cash Register Company: Welfare Institutions of the National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio: Advantages for Employes' Children.: N.C.R. House of Usefulness
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Alabama. W. Huntsville. Virginia Hall: Virginia Hall, Huntsville, Alabama.: Reception Room used for mothers' meetings and other gatherings.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Massachusetts. Northampton. "The Home Culture Clubs": The Home Culture Clubs, Northampton, Mass.: Dressmaking Classes. Home-Culture Clubs.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. California. San Francisco. "Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association": Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, Cal.: First Settlement House. Summit of Telegraph Hill., 1863-1936
Floride Green
Social Settlements: United States. District of Columbia. Washington. Noel House: Noel House, Washington, D.C.: A cooking lesson.
Unidentified Artist
Races, Negroes: United States. Virginia. Hampton. Hampton Normal and Industrial School: Agencies Promoting Assimilation of the Negro. Training Negro Girls in Domestic Science. Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Va.: Ironing., 1864 - 1952
Frances Benjamin Johnston
Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Welfare and Educational Work for the Families of Employees: Families of employees shortly after their arrival in America. In mill-towns where public institutions are inefficient the welfare work of industrial corporations is of especial value in developing the children of immigrants.
Unidentified Artist
Social Settlements: United States. Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh. "Kingsley House": Kingsley House, Pittsburg, Pa.: Millinery.
Unidentified Artist
Races, Negroes: United States. Virginia. Hampton. Hampton Normal and Industrial School: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Va.: Hampton exstudents and their children., 1864 - 1952
? Frances Benjamin Johnston
Races, Negroes: United States. Virginia. Hampton. Hampton Normal and Industrial School: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Va.: Hampton exstudents and their children., 1864 - 1952
? Frances Benjamin Johnston
Races, Immigration: United States. New York. New York City. Immigrant Station: Regulation of Immigration at the Port of Entry. United States Immigrant Station, New York City: A Group of Greeks, Waiting To Be Admitted., active 1900s
J. H. Adams