This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: Portion of the spacious playroom showing lighting, ventilation, equipment, hardwood floors, electric fans, and central heating system. Much of the equipment is made by the boys in the Reformatory.
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: Portion of the southern side showing new dormitory for school girls, 1952.
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: ‘Portion of the Nursery containing 4 cribs and cots. Each crib has a locker and drawer for its own needs, and on the right (not shown) wardrobes and large drawers for their clothing….
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: Portion of the grounds in 1954.
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: The entrance to the property in 1954
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: The entrance to “Seaforth” Home, showing Nurses’ Quarters, and Service and School Girls’ Section. The Babies and Toddlers’ Section is behind the main building. 1946.
This is a a copy of a photo from the archival series ‘Photographs of Departmental Institutions’, Volume 1, the original caption states: Portions of two of the Dormitories in pastel shades for toddlers under 6 years of age. Night light is provided in floor.
The library description states: Halifax Street, north side, February 12th 1937, site of building is 48 yards west of Cardwell Street and frontage is 14.5 yards. For a view of the new building erected in 1937 see B 7382. This photograph shows the bluestone single storey house that was Mary’s Mission of Hope Church of…
The library description states:This neat new single storey building is the new premises for the St. Mary’s Mission of Hope Childrens’ Home. [On back of photograph] ‘Acre 515 / Halifax Street, north side / St. Mary’s Mission of Hope / Church of England Home for Children / February 8th 1938 / This building was erected…
This image was donated to the City of Charles Sturt Library from a private collection.
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