"Buy a Brick" campaign for the new Harriet Tubman House in the South End is launched by Mayor Kevin White, who proclaimed this week Harriet Tubman Week. $350,000 has been donated and $100,000 more is needed for the new settlement house, being built by United South End Settlements in honor of the noted abolitionist. Groundbreaking is scheduled July 30. With Mayor White are, left to right, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Mrs. Melnea Cass and Mrs. Florence Lesueur, honorary co-chairman.
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"Buy a Brick" campaign for the new Harriet Tubman House in the South End is launched by Mayor Kevin White, who proclaimed this week Harriet Tubman Week. $350,000 has been donated and $100,000 more is needed for the new settlement house, being built by United South End Settlements in honor of the noted abolitionist. Groundbreaking is scheduled July 30. With Mayor White are, left to right, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Mrs. Melnea Cass and Mrs. Florence Lesueur, honorary co-chairman.

[ca. June 1971]

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[Information from item housing] White, Mayor Kevin: Groups: Jan.-June. 1971

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