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The image presents a typed document detailing the chronology of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association in San Francisco, California. The document is divided into two sections: the top section provides information about the association, while the bottom section lists key events in chronological order.

Top Section:

• Association Information:
  • Name: Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association
  • Location: San Francisco, California

Bottom Section:

• Chronology:
  • 1890: Founding of City Front Association (Saturday morning kitchen, garden, and sewing school)
  • 1902: Founding of Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association (addition to City Front Association, neighborhood house containing model bedroom, kitchen, etc.)
  • 1903: Dispensary, clinics, etc. (Boys' Club)
  • 1904: Summer cottage in Marin County for six convalescents (Fifteen boys in camp for two weeks at Glen Ellen)
  • 1905: Hill Farm, Bothin, Marin County (Accommodates thirty convalescent patients - women and children)
  • 1906: Loss of Neighborhood House and Dispensary in disaster (April 18th)

The document provides a concise overview of the association's history, highlighting its founding, expansion, and significant events. The use of a typewriter and the formal layout suggest that the document was created in the early 20th century, likely during the time period it describes.

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The image depicts a typed document on beige paper, detailing the chronology of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association in San Francisco, California. The document is divided into sections, each representing a year from 1890 to 1906, and provides information about the founding of various organizations and events related to the association.

1890
Founding of City Front Association. Saturday morning kitchen, garden, and sewing school

1902
Founding of Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association. In addition to City Front Association, a neighborhood house containing model bedroom, kitchen, etc., for girls' club, housework classes, first aid room, visiting nurse.

1903
Dispensary, clinics, etc. Boys' Club.

1904
Summer cottage in Marin County for six convalescents Fifteen boys in camp for two weeks at Glen Ellen

1905
Hill Farm, Bothin, Marin County. Accommodates thirty convalescent patients--women and children. Forty boys in camp five weeks at Hill Farm.

1906
Loss of Neighborhood House and Dispensary in disaster April 18th.

Overall, the document provides a concise overview of the history and activities of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association, highlighting its focus on community development, education, and healthcare.

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The image is a historical document that appears to be a timeline or chronology of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association, located in San Francisco, California. The document is structured with a title at the top, "TELEGRAPH HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION San Francisco, California," followed by a section titled "CHRONOLOGY." The chronology lists significant events and milestones in the association's history, dating from 1890 to 1906. The events include the founding of the City Front Association in 1890, the establishment of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association in 1902, and various activities such as the opening of a neighborhood house, dispensary, and clinics, as well as the operation of summer cottages and camps for convalescent patients. The document also notes the loss of the neighborhood house and dispensary due to a disaster on April 18th, 1906. The text is presented in a chronological format, with each year and event listed in a clear and organized manner.

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The image is a historical document titled "Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association" from San Francisco, California. The document is a timeline or chronology of events related to the association. The text is presented in a simple, tabular format with years listed on the left and corresponding events on the right.

The chronology begins in 1890 with the founding of the City Front Association, which included a Saturday morning kitchen, garden, and sewing school. In 1902, the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association was founded. This association expanded the activities of the City Front Association by adding a neighborhood house that included a model bedroom, kitchen, and other facilities for a girls' club, housework classes, a first aid room, and a visiting nurse.

In 1903, the association established a dispensary and clinics, along with a boys' club. The following year, in 1904, a summer cottage was set up in Marin County to accommodate six convalescents, and fifteen boys attended a two-week camp at Glen Ellen. In 1905, the Hill Farm in Bothin, Marin County, was established to accommodate thirty convalescent patients, including women and children. Forty boys participated in a five-week camp at Hill Farm.

The document concludes with an event in 1906, noting the loss of the Neighborhood House and Dispensary in a disaster on April 18th. This likely refers to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and subsequent fire, which caused widespread destruction in the city.

The document provides a concise overview of the establishment and activities of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association, highlighting its role in community support and development in the early 20th century.

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The image is a printed document, likely a historical record, detailing the chronology of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association. It starts with the association's name, along with the location, San Francisco, California. The document then lists several key events in the association's history, including the founding of the City Front Association in 1890, the founding of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association in 1902, and the establishment of various programs like a dispensary, Boys' Club, and summer cottage. The document concludes with the loss of the Neighborhood House and Dispensary in a disaster on April 18th, 1906. The text is typed in an older style with a slightly faded appearance, which suggests this is a copy of an original document. There's a handwritten number "SK3" at the top left corner.

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The image is a document titled "Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association" and lists the association's chronology from 1890 to 1906. It states that the organization was founded in 1902 but was preceded by the City Front Association, which began in 1890. The document notes that the association provided a neighborhood house with a model bedroom and kitchen for girls, a club, housework classes, a first aid room, and a visiting nurse. It also states that the association had a dispensary and clinics for boys and a summer cottage in Marin County for six convalescents. In 1905, the association had a hill farm in Bothin, Marin County, that accommodated thirty convalescent patients and had forty boys in camp for five weeks. The document ends with the information that the association lost its neighborhood house and dispensary in a disaster on April 18, 1906.

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The image is a document titled "TELEGRAPH HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION" from San Francisco, California. It contains a chronology of events related to the association and its predecessor, the City Front Association. Here is a detailed summary of the chronology:

1. 1890: Founding of the City Front Association. Activities included a Saturday morning kitchen, garden, and sewing school.

2. 1902: Founding of the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association. In addition to the City Front Association, a neighborhood house was established. This house included a model bedroom, kitchen, and other facilities for girls' clubs, housework classes, a first aid room, and a visiting nurse.

3. 1903: Introduction of a dispensary, clinics, and a boys' club.

4. 1904: Establishment of a summer cottage in Marin County for six convalescents. Additionally, fifteen boys were sent to camp for two weeks at Glen Ellen.

5. 1905: Hill Farm in Bothin, Marin County, was established. It accommodated thirty convalescent patients, primarily women and children. Forty boys were also sent to camp for five weeks at Hill Farm.

6. 1906: Loss of the Neighborhood House and Dispensary due to a disaster on April 18th.

This chronology outlines the development and expansion of services provided by the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association and its predecessor, highlighting their community-focused initiatives and response to local needs over the years.