Dr. George Cleveland Hall

CTL-E-1679 · Person · physician · 1860s-1930s

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Chicago African American physician and humanitarian (born February 22, 1864, Ypsilanti, Michigan); founder of the Cook County Physicians Association (1911); headed the Chicago Urban League; first president of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (1915).

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Also known as: George C. Hall

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City of Chicago — based in
Dr. George Cleveland Hall was a Chicago, Illinois African American physician and humanitarian.
Cook County Physicians Association — founded
Dr. George Cleveland Hall founded the Cook County Physicians Association in 1911.

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Cook County Physicians Association — founded by → this record

Sources

CCPA WildApricot - Dr. George C. Hall biography
Benevity Causes - Cook County Physicians Association Inc

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