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Revision as of 16:32, 9 February 2009
Contents
- 1 The Mothers’ Club of Carrick was a philanthropic organization founded by Harriet Duff Phillips.
- 2 In a 1931 Post-Gazette article she is noted as the founder of the Mothers' Club of Carrick
- 3 This is the location of their first meeting house that was located at the corner of current Spokane and Parkfield Avenues. The site is now an expansion building and gym of Carrick High School.
- 4 The current view of this site:
The Mothers’ Club of Carrick was a philanthropic organization founded by Harriet Duff Phillips.
In a 1931 Post-Gazette article she is noted as the founder of the Mothers' Club of Carrick
This is the location of their first meeting house that was located at the corner of current Spokane and Parkfield Avenues. The site is now an expansion building and gym of Carrick High School.