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This is a flex container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.
This is a constrained container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.
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This is a flex container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.
This is a constrained container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.
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This is a flex container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.
This is a constrained container. In 1911, a boarding home for elderly ladies was opened in Haddonfield, New Jersey. It was a three-story house across the street from the Friends’ cemetery and the Haddonfield Friends School, near the Haddonfield Meeting. Next door was the library, where some of the ladies borrowed books and volunteered. The home was managed by a group of Friends (Quakers) who named it “The Estaugh,” after John Estaugh, an early Friend.