This is an image of the building at 116 Fitzroy Street, Fitzroy. In the 1980s, it was a rooming house run by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, known as Millott House. This building is the former site of Mission House, the headquarters of the Mission to the Streets and Lanes.
This is a copy of a photograph in the Immigration Photographic Archive 1946-today, at the National Archives of Australia about the Providence Children’s Home, Bacchus Marsh.
This is a photograph of the building at 116 Fitzroy Street, Fitzroy, which was formerly Mission House, the headquarters of the Mission to the Streets and Lanes from around 1957 to around 1972. A number of single mothers were accommodated at Mission House during this period.
This is an image of a building which was formerly the Girls’ Memorial Home (1922-1973). The image was published in the Darebin Heritage Review 2000.
This is a copy of an image that illustrated an article in the Guardian following the release of the Betrayal of Trust report. Caption: ‘ A woman demonstrates outside the Victorian parliament during a rally of hope on Wednesday. The rally coincided with the release of Betrayal of Trust, the report into child abuse.’
This is a copy of an image that was part of the ‘On their own – Britain’s child migrants’ exhibition at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne from October 2011 to May 2012.
This is a copy of an image from the collection of the Australian War Memorial. [From catalogue description:] Melbourne, Vic, 1942-06-10. A nurse entertaining babies on a mattress under a table at the Camberwell Babies Home [Presbyterian Babies’ Home] during an air raid practice.
This is a picture of a watercolour of the Geelong Industrial School.
This is an image of the Presbyterian Sisterhood Home from around 1959. It is a digitisation of a slide that was used by the former Matron Grace Envall in presentations she made about the work of the Sisterhood.