FLANNER GUILD
873 Colton Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Founded 1899.
"For the moral and industrial uplift of the Negro boyS
and girls."
"A Neighborhood House on Indiana Avenue was established
by the Charity Organization Seciety for the benefit of the childr en
in the western part of the city; for awhile the one building was
sufficient te accommodate bo th the white and colored children,
but it became inexpedient to have the two classes of childr en
attending the same institution, and through the kindness of Mr
Frank W. Flanner, who gave fer their use a cottage on Rhode Island
St., it was made possible to have a Neighborhood House for the
colored bcys and girls exclusively."
