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NOMBRE | MUNICIPIO | NÚMERO |
|---|---|---|
A. Burns | Habana | 99 |
Abelardo Brito Díaz | Cano | 675 |
Abelardo Herrada | Cárdenas | 557 |
Adela Aymerich Aulet, (Int) | Pinar del Río | 243 |
Adela Font | Cárdenas | 344 |
Adelaida Fernández | Santa Clara | 455 |
Adelaida Hernández de Enríquez | Ranchuelo | 416 |
Adelaida Martínez Rodríguez | Sancti Spiritus | 1172 |
Adelaida Oria | Morón | 247 |
Adelaida Piñera | Habana | 49 |
Adelaida Urgelles | Baracoa | 1312 |
Adelina Dechard | Nueva Paz | 173 |

TEACHERS

The Harvard Summer School was attended by 1,273 educators from the Island, although other Cubans residing in the United States later joined, such as the brothers Eduardo Montoulieu de la Torre and Enrique Montoulieu de la Torre. This list contains the names and surnames of the teachers, as well as the numbers assigned to each one, in order to organize the trip on the boats, and then the class schedules, lodging and meals._cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

DONORS

Harvard University launched a call to raise $70,000 through the people of Cambridge and Boston who wanted to contribute to the Expedition. The objective was to cover the costs of security, food, accommodation, instruction, excursions and part of the entertainment, which included dances, gatherings and receptions. Public donations began in late April and ended in mid-August, raising $71,145 from all walks of life. Some of that money was not used at Harvard, but instead covered the expenses of the teachers' visit to New York, Washington, and Philadelphia.
NOMBRE | OCUPACIÓN |
|---|---|
Clarence Churchill Mann | Administrador de la Escuela de Verano |
Halcombe James Brown | Asistente |
Eugene Hale Douglass | Asistente |
George Miles Blakney | Asistente |
Gerald Fernald Furlong | Asistente |
Roger Sherman Greene | Asistente |
Josef Sandberg | Asistente (American Sloyd) |
Katharine McDonald | Asistente (Kindergarten) |
Mary Isabel Hamilton | Asistente (Kindergarten) |
Mary F. Nowell | Asistente (Kindergarten) |
Blanche Horton Boardman | Asistente (Kindergarten) |
Miriam Shreve Cutler | Asistente (Kindergarten) |

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Harvard hired more than 150 people, including professors, guides, interpreters, and office assistants. Also included in this list are the chaperones employed by Harvard to accompany the women of the Island during their stay in the United States.


