Essie Plouffe Kendra Dingley Lexi Spencer Annotated Bibliography Primary Sources: Addams, Jane, and Norah Hamilton.

Twenty Years at the Hull-House with Auto-biographical Notes. New York: Macmillan, 1920. Print. This book was written by Jane Addams herself and gives the reader a clear and exact understanding of what the Hull House was really like. We learn how and why it was built, and also Addamss intention when she first started it. This source was very helpful in getting accurate information on the Hull House and provided us with an in-depth explanation of the settlement house. Gordon, Lynn. "Women And The Anti-Child Labor Movement In Illonois, 1890-1920." JSTOR. Web. 06 Feb. 2014. This source is an article on the Womens Movement in Illonois. It gave us information on the Women and how they went through and dealed with the Movement. Kelley, Nicholas. "Early Days at Hull House." JSTOR. The University of Chicago Press, Web. 06 Feb. 2014. This source was written by an old resident who had stayed there as a child with his mother and siblings. He gave a firsthand account of life at the Hull House when it was first up and running. The man seemed to love the house so much and to really enjoy his childhood there. He also talked extravagantly about the education and other opportunities the Hull House offered him. Moore, Dorothea. "A Day at Hull House." JSTOR. The University of Chicago Press, Web. 06 Feb. 2014. This source explained what rooms, buildings, and other places the Hull House had control over. It gave a full schedule of a normal day at the house and what kind of classes there were offered. The sources also explained the mission of all settlement houses and what the Hull House did to stay true to that mission.

Sklar, Kathryn Kish. "Hull House In the 1890's: A Community of Women Reformers." JSTOR. Web. 06 Feb. 2014.

This source is an article on Women Reformers at the Hull House. It gave a good story of what the Hull House was like in the 1890s with all of the women. We used this as one of the main sources on our website. Starr, Ellen Gates., Mary Jo Deegan, and Ana-Maria Wahl. On Art, Labor, and Religion. New Brunswick, USA: Transaction, 2003. Google Play. Web. 24 Sept. 2013. This sources was where we got the quote from Ellen Gates Starr. "Twenty Years at Hull House." JSTOR. Web. 02 Feb. 2014. Twenty Years at Hull House is a book written by Jane Addams herself reflecting on the Hull House. This website gives a small article on a couple pages that go in detail on the main purpose of this settlement house and what drove Jane Addams to build it. Secondary Sources: "About Us | North American Review." About Us | North American Review. Web. 02 Feb. 2014. This website gives the readers the basic information they need of this magazines company. Fiction writers and poets publish their work into this magazine and this company has won many awards. From one of these magazine was a short article on the Hull House that provided us with information to back up the rest. "As Chicago's Hull House Closes Its Doors, Time to Revive the Settlement Model? | The Nation." As Chicago's Hull House Closes Its Doors, Time to Revive the Settlement Model? | The Nation. Web. 9 Feb. 2014. This source was helpful in explaining to us what the Hull House is today. How it is run, who runs it, how successful or unsuccessful it is, and how it has held up after so many years. It also explained how the Hull House came to be founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. "Child Labor in U.S. History." - The Child Labor Education Project. Web. 06 Feb. 2014. This source was used as a quick source to get more information on the Child Labor Reforms join on at the time of the Hull House. In one of our primary sources the authors mother was a factory inspector who lived at the Hull House and was very involved in these reforms.

"Classes Offered at Hull-House." Classes Offered at Hull-House. Web. 9 Feb. 2014. This sources gave us a full bulleted list of all of the classes offered at the Hull House in 1895. We used this on our services page.

"Hull House." Hull House. n.d. Web. 9 Feb. 2014. This source gave a great summary of the Hull House over the years and about Jane Addams, the primary founder. It gave us examples of how it grew over time to be the flourishing house it was before the 1960s.

"Hull House (settlement Agency, Chicago, Illinois, United States)." Encyclopedia nica Online. Encyclopedia Britannica, Web. 9 Feb. 2014.

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This source summarized the founding of the house and gave a little insight to the founders. We used this source to write some biographies for the two founders. "Jane Addams Hull-House Museum." Jane Addams Hull-House Museum. Web. 9 Feb 2014. This source was used to get more information about the house at this point in time. It gives us a summary of what the house is used for, how and who runs it, and facts about the museum in 2014. It also shows us what events are going on there now. "Jane Addams Quotes and Sayings." Quotes of Jane Addams About Life. Web. 16 Feb. 2014. This source was used for one of the quotes by Jane Addams. "Settlement House Movement." Open Collections Program: Immigration to the US,. Web. 9 Feb. 2014. This source gives us a summary of the settlement house movement and who they were used and made for. It also explained they major purpose and used the Hull House as an example of a successful settlement house. There were examples of the classes and services provided for its residents. "Socialjusticebeforepolitics Politics and Social Justice." Socialjusticebeforepolitics. Web. 16 Feb. 2014. This source was used for one of the quotes by Jane Addams. "Women in the Progressive Era." Women in the Progressive Era. Web. 9 Feb. 2014. This source give us summaries of the founders and how the Hull House started as a large house offering daycares and a few classes. It also explained how it evolved overtime into the flourishing house we knew before the 1960s when the University of Illinois bought most of the building that surrounded the original house. Videos: "The Life and Work of Jane Addams." YouTube. YouTube, 09 Sept. 2011. Web. 16 Feb. 2014.

This video gives a great summarization of our topic and helps to involve the reader a little bit more. They can listen to everything our website is trying to portray to them. Its way more fun than just reading off of the website normally too! Images:
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