Hull House residents

Hull House residents were the community members, social reformers, and volunteers who lived and worked at Hull House, a pioneering social settlement in Chicago founded by Jane Addams in 1889. These residents included professionals, students, and activists dedicated to improving living conditions for the urban poor, advocating for social justice, and providing services like education, healthcare, and childcare. Through their efforts, they aimed to foster community development, cultural understanding, and economic opportunity, making Hull House a model for social reform and a vital center for progressive activism during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.