The Seattle YWCA was founded in 1894 to provide services to support and empower women. Named for Phyllis Wheatley, a famous Black poet from the Revolutionary War era, this branch was established in 1919 and has since provided social, educational, and employment programs for its original 150 African American members.
YWCA East Cherry Branch/Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Girls Reserve (#80)
YWCA East Cherry Branch/Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Girls Reserve (#80) is part of the following tour legs:
Garfield Campus Segment
YWCA East Cherry Branch/Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Girls Reserve (#80) is part of the following tours:
Redlining Heritage Trail
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