Karmsley Hills was a training farm for youth migrants that was established by the Big Brother Movement at Bossley Park, near Liverpool, in 1947. Between 1947 and 1971 nearly 4,000 young British migrants passed through this establishment. It closed in 1971.
The Big Brother Movement purchased Karmsley Hills, which was a 600 acre property, for £15,000 and it was dedicated as a memorial to the little brothers who lost their lives in World War II.
From
1947
To
1971
Alternative Names
Big Brother Movement War Memorial Training Farm
Calmsley Hills
1947 - 1971
Karmsley Hills was situated off Cowpasture Road, Bossley Park, New South Wales (Building Still standing)
