This is a copy of an image that appeared in the State Children Relief Board Report for the year ended 5 April, 1914. The image shows the back of the building where the Hillside Home for Mothers and Babies operated.
This is a digital copy of an image that appeared in the article ‘Angel of Mercy now has own family’ in The Australian Women’s Weekly on 24 December 1958.
This is a digital copy of an image that appeared in the article ‘Angel of Mercy now has own family’ in The Australian Women’s Weekly on 24 December 1958. The original caption reads ‘”Lizzie”, the home’s 1928 model car, holds all the children when the Major takes them for outings.’
This is a copy of an image that appeared in the State Children Relief Board Report for the year ended 5 April, 1914. The image shows the front of the building where the Hillside Home for Mothers and Babies operated.
This is a digital copy of an image that appeared in the article ‘Angel of Mercy now has own family’ in The Australian Women’s Weekly on 24 December 1958. The original caption reads ‘Room to play, fresh air, sunshine, good food, and plenty of love is Major Townsend’s recipe for raising healthy and happy “citizens…
This is a digital copy of an image that appeared in the article ‘Angel of Mercy now has own family’ in The Australian Women’s Weekly on 24 December 1958.
This is a digital copy of an image that appeared in the Australian Women’s Weekly on 24 December 1958. The caption read: ‘The baby of the “Inasmuch”’ family, gives the Major a hug [altered from original caption].’
This is a digital copy of a photograph from an album collected by Child Welfare Department officers in the late 1940s. From the collection of Leonie Knapman.
This is a digital copy of a photograph from an album collected by Child Welfare Department officers in the late 1940s. From the collection of Leonie Knapman.
This is a digital copy of a photograph from an album collected by Child Welfare Department officers in the late 1940s. From the collection of Leonie Knapman.