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Emeline Everett
(1889 - 1889)
Educator
Visit Her Landmarks
Industrial School for Girls
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Industrial School for Girls
Southern Dorchester
232 Centre St, Dorchester, MA 02124
19th Century
Education
The Industrial School for Girls, founded in 1853, trained young girls from poor families in domestic skills to become self-supporting. It later became part of the Home for Little Wanderers.
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