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The Northwestern Sanitary Fair
Main fair building
DateMarch 30 – June 24, 1865 (1865-03-30 – 1865-06-24)
VenueNorthwestern Sanitary Fair building
LocationDearborn Park, Chicago, Illinois
TypeFair
CauseCivil War
MotiveRaise funds and supplies for the Union Army
TargetAmerican citizens
Organised byUnited States Sanitary Commission
Outcomenet proceeds, US$400,000

Northwestern Sanitary Fair (also known as the Great Northwestern Sanitary Fair) was a fund-raising event of the United States Sanitary Commission (USSC), held in Chicago, Illinois. It opened on May 30 and closed on June 21, 1865. It was the second time such a Sanitary Fair was held in the city, the first time being in 1863. Although the civil war had come to a sudden close, there was still great need of funds to care for the disabled of the Union Army.[1]

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