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SC207 Italian Mission Collection
In 1908, the Central Presbyterian Church of Kansas City established a settlement house to assist Italian immigrants in the community. Commonly known as the Italian Mission, the initiative grew to offer a kindergarten, free health clinic, recreation center, dual-language publications, and a church to the Italian community and other residents living in Kansas City’s Northeast neighborhood. This collection includes the operational and financial records of the mission and related projects, as well as personal papers of its long-time leader, Dr. John B. Bisceglia, and his family.
1816/2009
Missions Immigrants Settlement houses
Italian Mission Italians Northeast Community Center Christ Presbyterian Church Bisceglia Italian Cultural Center Bisceglia, John
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Northeast
SC207
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