Harriet E. Bishop


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Harriet E. Bishop

The "Home for the Friendless" as it was first called, was founded in 1867 to provide shelter for destitute women and children. A group of twelve women - including pioneer teacher Harriet Bishop - from various local churches, formed a sewing group to raise money to provide services.

Painter: Andrew Falkenshield, oil on canvas

Date: Approximately 1880

Image courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society


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