Copy Of The Charter, Premiums Awarded, List Of Managers, Donors, And A Portion Of Its Correspondence

This historical document, "Copy Of The Charter, Premiums Awarded, List Of Managers, Donors, And A Portion Of Its Correspondence, As Published In 1853," offers a fascinating glimpse into the early operations of the New York Life Saving Benevolent Association. It provides valuable insight into the organizational structure, fundraising efforts, and philanthropic activities of a prominent 19th-century charitable organization.

Included within are the association's founding charter, records of premiums awarded for acts of bravery and life-saving, and lists of managers and donors, showcasing the community support it garnered. A selection of correspondence further illuminates the association's mission and its interactions with the public and other organizations. This publication serves as a primary source for researchers interested in the history of philanthropy, social welfare, and maritime safety in New York City.

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