Abstract The Minneapolis Family and Children's Service (MFCS) contain annual reports, minutes, studies, correspondence, memoranda, manuals, pamphlets, photographs, newspaper clippings, and case records from MFCS and its predecessor agencies: Minneapolis Associated Charities, Juvenile Protective League, Children's Protective Society, and Family Welfare Association. The records reflect the evolution from early volunteer efforts to a professionally staffed casework agency and document numerous programs,...