Hull House

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Hull House was a pioneering settlement house in Chicago that became a major center for social reform, education, and community services for immigrants and the urban poor in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
settlement house
social reform center
address 800 South Halsted Street, Chicago
associatedWith Progressive Era
child labor reform
juvenile justice reform
labor reform
public health reform
women’s suffrage movement
city Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago
closed 2012
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse museum
designatedNationalHistoricLandmark 1965
foundedBy Ellen Gates Starr
Jane Addams
founder Ellen Gates Starr
Jane Addams
hasPart Hull House self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hull House Dining Hall

Hull House self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hull House Residents’ House
heritageDesignation Chicago Landmark
National Historic Landmark
inception 1889
influenced U.S. social work profession
development of social welfare policy in the United States
influencedBy Toynbee Hall
surface form: Toynbee Hall in London
locatedIn Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago

Illinois
United States of America
surface form: United States
movement settlement house movement
namedAfter Charles Jerald Hull
neighborhood Near West Side
surface form: Near West Side, Chicago
notableResident Alice Hamilton
Edith Abbott
Florence Kelley
Grace Abbott
Jane Addams
Julia Lathrop
operator Jane Addams Hull-House Association
partOf University of Illinois at Chicago
surface form: University of Illinois at Chicago campus
purpose assist immigrants in Chicago
promote social reform
provide social and educational opportunities for working-class people
service English language instruction
adult education classes
art classes
childcare services
citizenship classes
day nursery
employment bureau
health clinics
kindergarten
legal aid
music school
public kitchen
recreational programs
theater and cultural programs
timePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century

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Jane Addams coFounded Hull House
Jane Addams founded Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House Association
Addams associatedWithOrganization Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House (via Jane Addams)
Hull House hasPart Hull House self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Hull House Dining Hall
Hull House hasPart Hull House self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Hull House Residents’ House
Little Italy, Chicago hasLandmark Hull House
this entity surface form: Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
Florence Kelley memberOf Hull House
Florence Kelley workedAt Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House, Chicago
Florence Kelley notableWork Hull House
this entity surface form: The Working Children’s Centre at Hull House
Toynbee Hall inspired Hull House
Chicago (via Jane Addams) knownFor Hull House
subject surface form: Chicago
this entity surface form: Hull House social settlement
Chicago (via Jane Addams) hasLandmark Hull House
subject surface form: Chicago
Ellen Gates Starr coFounded Hull House
Ellen Gates Starr notableWork Hull House
Julia Lathrop memberOf Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House settlement
Alice Hamilton residence Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House, Chicago, Illinois, United States
Grace Abbott employer Hull House
Grace Abbott memberOf Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House community
Jane Addams Hull-House Association evolvedFrom Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House settlement
National Historic Landmarks in Illinois contains Hull House
this entity surface form: Hull House (Jane Addams Hull-House Museum)