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Woman's City Club Members Inspecting Lakefront, c.1920 | ||||
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In 1911, the Woman's City Club of Chicago continued its campaign to open additional public bathing beaches. They investigated
potential sites and attempted to persuade the South Park and Lincoln Park Commissions to clean up the beaches and maintain
them for public use.
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