This is a copy of a photograph of the Lady Galway Convalescent Home for ex-servicemen in Henley Beach. In 1946, these premises became the Lady Hore-Ruthven Junior Red Cross Home.
Melbourne, Vic. 1943-03-23. The new Welfare house for Dependants of RAAF personnel situated at the corner of Alma Road and Chapel Street, East St Kilda. The latest project of the Air Force Auxiliaries Committee. Shown: Mrs WA McDonald (holding a briefcase) and other members of the committee
This is a drawing of The Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home, which housed the Isabella Lazarus Home for Jewish Children. It shows the home as a large square complex with a central courtyard. It was published with an article about the home in The Hebrew Standard of Australasia on 4 July 1952.
This is an image of the living quarters at the Fantome Island Lazaret. It shows many small shacks laid out in a cleared area of bush, with more shacks and possibly larger buildings visible in the background. The image was published with an article about the Lazaret in Catholic Weeklyon 6 April 1950.
This is an image of the main block of the Ashley Home for Boys. It was published with an article about a fire at the home in The Mercury on 23 May 1950. The description published with the photo reads “Ashley Home for Boys, Deloraine, the main block of which was gutted by fire yesterday….
This is an image of the male asylum at Lachlan Park Hospital, also known as the Royal Derwent Hospital.
This is an image of the Salvation Army’s Bexley Boys’ Home. it shows a large two-storey building with two signs on the front reading “Bexley” and “The Charles Kolling Memorial Building.” This photo appeared in an article published by the St George & Sutherland Shire Leader about abuse that occurred at the home. The article…
This is an image of Dalmar Children’s Home, Croydon. It shows children outside a large two-storey house. The children appear to be wearing uniforms. This image was published in The Methodist on 28 December 1901.
This is an image of the Dill Macky Mermorial Home, Strathfield. It shows a very large two-storey building with verandah’s spanning its front. This image was published in The Daily Telegraph on 20 March 1922 alongside an article marking the formal opening of the home.
This is an image of the Geelong Female Refuge, taken in approximately 1888. It shows the refuge as a long, single-storey wooden building. Two women holding babies are standing on the verandah, and two toddlers are standing in the garden in front of the regfuge.
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