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Armeda Gibbs
(1807-1884)
Abolitionist
Visit Her Landmarks
Armeda Gibbs, Isabel Hyams, and Sarah Hyams
Related Landmarks
Armeda Gibbs, Isabel Hyams, and Sarah Hyams
East Boston
Central Square, Boston, MA, 02128
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism
In East Boston, abolitionist and Civil War nurse Mary Gibbs served as a missionary, while the Hyams siblings supported local social services and fresh air camps.
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about Armeda Gibbs, Isabel Hyams, and Sarah Hyams
