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Jane Addams Hull-House MuseumøHistorical Museum · $
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Modeling after settlement houses in London, Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr built their "Hull House" in 1889 in what...
MoreModeling after settlement houses in London, Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr built their "Hull House" in 1889 in what was then a poor, immigrant district of Chicago. Countless immigrants passed through its doors, learning English, citizenship, music, dance, art, and a host of other skills, both for fun and practical reasons. Benny Goodman first picked up a clarinet there, and Clarence Darrow, another social reformer, often gave lectures. Today, Hull House is owned by the University of Illinois at Chicago and is open as a museum. Pass by late at night, and you may spot the famous "Hull House Baby" peering at you from the third floor. Legend has it that the baby's father was a devil. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged. Less
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800 S Halsted St Chicago, IL 60607-4497 276.24 mi
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4.5 68 reviews
- 5 star 34
- 4 star 28
- 3 star 4
- 2 star 2
- 1 star 0
- bryliqueen09/14/22
  Great authentic Chicago home. To tour is free but they request you go online and get a tour time set. Lots of antiques to look at. Two floors and the dining hall is a separate building. More
- naptown6905/03/22
  Fascinating history in a compact presentation. More reading than seeing but worthy of your support. Much more to her story than I knew. More
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