Jane Addams Hull-House Museum Resident's Dining Hall

Chicago, IL 60607

The Jane Addams Hull-House Museum Resident's Dining Hall, located in Chicago, IL, is a historic site that celebrates the legacy of social reformer Jane Addams and her work with immigrant communities. The dining hall, once a gathering place for residents and visitors, offers a glimpse into the communal spirit of the Hull-House settlement. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight the importance of social justice, education, and community engagement that defined Addams' mission in the early 20th century.

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