KINGSLEY HOUSE
S& a
3 Fulton Street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Summer home, Valencia, Pa.
A farm of 98 acres, with new buildings, capable of accommo-
dating 150 children at one time.
Founded December, 1903, by Rev. George Hodges, "to be
fair in all things ourselves and to help and persuade others to
be likewise."
CHARACTER OF WORK:
"Clubs for boys and girls, classes in arithmetic, de-
bating, parlimentary practice, English, cooking, sewing, dress-
making, kindergarten, library, gymnasium, baths, playground,
country outings, etc. We are striving to help in the making of
strong, clean, upright character. Not by numbers nor by events
would we mark our progress, but by influence--influence that comes
from first-hand social contact with men, women, boys and girls
of our community. Very slightly, perhaps, yet with some effect,
we believe, has Kingsley House made itself felt in the larger
life of the city. Se imperative have been the demands for almost
constant presence at the house itself that we have found little
time to acquaint ourselves with the larger neighborhood about
