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\[Home of Dr. Henry Bruning] Facade of large, three-story house with dormer windows, 8301 Ridge Boulevard, with cement stairway, large lawn, and trees in foreground; home of Dr. Henry Bruning.

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Happy to be off Caption: "Happy to be off--Youngsters of the Kallman Home for Children, 8515 Ridge Boulevard, leave home for month's vacation at Camp Joy and Camp Whitaker, Carmel, N.Y."

Kallman Home for Children Image represented is one of a related set (SWEL 0536, SWEL 0537, SWEL 0535), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four exterior views of Kallman Home for Children located at Ridge Boulevard and 86th Street. 0543 is an architectural rendering.

Kallman Orphanage Exterior view of Kallman Home for Children located on 18th Avenue and 67th Street. The image is not dated.

Sweden's representatives in boro Caption: "Sweden's representatives in boro--High-ranking representatives of the Swedish government help Brooklyn's Swedish colony celebrate 55th anniversary of the Kallman Home for Children founded in 1897 by a Swedish immigrant. Left to right are Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs Osten Unden; Clarence LeG. Sogren, dinner chairman; George P. Johansen, toastmaster; former Police Commissioner Arthur W. Wallander; Mrs. Ula Lindstrom, Swedish delegate to the UN; Swedish Consul General Lennart Nylander, and Andrew G. Clausen, Jr., president of the Board of Education."

Kallman Home for Children Caption: "There were a lot of happy kids at the Kallman Home, Ridge Boulevard and 85th St. when Fred Meyn, chairman of the 40-8 welfare committee, American Legion, and Mrs. Jeannette Lally of the Legion's child welfare committee paid them a visit and presented a blouse to each girl and a sports shirt to each boy."

Kallman Home for Children Image represented is one of a related set (SWEL 0536, SWEL 0537, SWEL 0535), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four exterior views of Kallman Home for Children located at Ridge Boulevard and 86th Street. 0543 is an architectural rendering.