Attractive flats for homeless young people [editor’s note: this is the original caption]

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This is a copy of a photograph published in ‘One Thousand White Onions’: a history of caring for children since 1865 on p.190.

Aerial view of Minton Boys Home, showing the extensive buildings at Olivers Hill

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This is a copy of a photograph published in ‘One Thousand White Onions’: a history of caring for children since 1865 on p.88.

Administration office Frankston with Bob Walter who built replica Gateway and Fred Harcourt who built the original Gateway at Olivers Hill

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This is a copy of a photograph published in ‘One Thousand White Onions’: a history of caring for children since 1865 on p.174.

A family group home at Karingal, later sold

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This is a copy of a photograph published in ‘One Thousand White Onions’: a history of caring for children since 1865 on p.149.

1930s view of Olivers Hill showing the Minton Boys Home at the top of the hill

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This is a copy of a photograph published in ‘One Thousand White Onions’: a history of caring for children since 1865 on p.75.

St Joseph’s Receiving Home, Grattan Street, Carlton

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Woodlands homestead

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This is a copy of an image of “Woodlands” homestead (a farm in Lilydale that was a ‘branch’ of Tally Ho Boys’ Training Farm. The image appeared in the publication, For whom the trail is steep (1940).

Lincoln House, Hostel for Boys

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This is a copy of an image that appeared in the publication ‘For whom the trail is steep’ (1940).

Children and Sisters, Antonian Institute for Children

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Antonian Children’s Home

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This is a copy of an image of the exterior of the Antonian Institution for Children (later known as the Antonian Children’s Home) in Richmond.