‘Pied Piper Cottage at the Hollywood Children’s Village’ is a digital copy of an image from the pamphlet, Serving the community in Western Australia, that is held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. The image dates from the period before girls were admitted to the Village, which was also…
‘Hillcrest, North Fremantle, 1921’ is a digital copy of a photocopied page from the book, Property Souvenir, Australia; a record of progress, 1909-1921 (p.42). The excerpt is held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. The caption reads in part, ‘Mrs. F.C. Pearse transferred “Hillcrest” in fulfilment of the desires…
‘Hillcrest Hospital 1958, old and new wings’ is a digital copy of a photograph held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. The caption reads, ‘Hillcrest Hosp. 1958’. It shows the new wing of the hospital, which had been built in 1957, to the right of the original building.
‘Hopetoun North Fremantle’ is a digital copy of an undated, mounted photocopy held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. The caption reads, ‘Hopetoun – opened 1910 on corner of Stirling Hwy and Harvest Rd’. There is some confusion about when the maternity home came to be called ‘Hopetoun’. Until…
‘Hillcrest in North Fremantle’ is a digital copy of an undated photograph held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA, showing its position high on the hill.
‘Hillcrest exterior view, side (II)’ is a digital copy of an undated photograph held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. It shows the covered verandahs at the side and rear of the main building.
‘Hillcrest exterior view, side (I)’ is a digital copy of an undated, mounted photocopy held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. It shows the covered verandahs at the side and rear of the main building.
‘Hillcrest exterior view, front’ is a digital copy of an undated photograph held in the Hillcrest photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. It shows the original ‘Hill Crest’ building frontage.
‘Graceville, 1973’ is a digital copy of a photograph held in the Graceville photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. The caption reads, ‘Old Graceville, 1973’ and is possibly the rear of the original Cornelie Home.
‘Graceville Women’s Industrial Home’ is a digital copy of an undated mounted print in the Graceville photos file held at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. It possibly dates from around the 1920, when a series of images of Homes were produced for a Salvation Army book, Property Souvenir Australia: a record of progress. It…
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