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South Australia - Organisation
The Salvation Army (1829 - )
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- 1829
- Categories
- Care Provider, Salvation Army, Church, Protestant
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The Salvation Army is a Protestant Church organisation with a strong philanthropic mission. It ran a number of homes in South Australia including: The Adelaide Maternity Home (1893-1914), Barton Vale Girls' Home (1922-1947), The Bridge Industrial Home (1934-1977), The Bridge Rescue Home (1899-1934), Joyville Cottage (1972- )
Kurinda Cottage (1981- ), McBride Maternity Hospital (1914-1975), McBride Hospital (1975-1986), The Salvation Army Boys' Home, Eden Park (Mt Barker) (1900-1982), The Salvation Army Boys' Home, Kent Town (1929-1972), The Salvation Army Girls' Home, Fullarton (1901-1986), and The Salvation Army Young Women's Hostel (1922-1988).
- Series Title
- Index to the War Cry [Periodical], Salvation Army Magazine (1883 - )
- Date Range
- 1883 -
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- Contact
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Please contact the Archivist, Salvation Army Australia Southern Territory Territorial Archives and Museum:
Street Address: 69 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Postal Address: PO Box 18185, Collins Street East, Melbourne VIC 8003
Phone: (03) 9653 3270
Email: lindsay.cox@aus.salvationarmy.org
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