The Problem Child at Shiloh | Find and Connect

Publication Resource Details

Author
Whitmore, Lawrence
Publication Date
January 1963
Description
'The Problem Child at Shiloh' describes Whitmore's observations of Shiloh as a farm school for boys who were sent there as 'delinquent' children. There are many photographs of Shiloh, the adults there and boys at work and recreation. This was written for Whitmore's Teacher's Education Higher Certificate in 1963. State Library of Western Australia Call No. 365.42 WHI and Record No. b1464574. Fragile item, must be requested and viewed in the reading room.

Related Information

Shiloh (c. 1949 - 1963) Relevance: pp. 62, 64

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