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Victoria - Archival Collection
Material donated by Donna Jaggs (c. 1904 - c. 2003)
- From
- c. 1904
- To
- c. 2003
There is a collection of material donated by Donna Jaggs held at the National Orphanage Museum and managed by the Care Leavers of Australia Network [CLAN]. It includes publications, scrapbooks and press clippings relating to the history of child welfare in Victoria.
Publications
Theses
- Jaggs, Catherine, 'The Melbourne Child-Saving Movement, 1888-1910', This Honours Thesis explores the history of the child-saving movement in Melbourne through a study of Kildonan, the Victorian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and St Joseph's Home for Destitute Children., Thesis, Department of History, University of Melbourne, 1985. Details
Photos
- Title
- Anglican Mission to the Streets and Lanes. Outline History
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1885 - 1991
Details
- Title
- 'Neglected Children's Department, Victoria 1.07.04', bound volume of press clippings with index at front
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1904 - 1924
Details
- Title
- Spence, 'State children in Australia: a history of boarding out and its developments', 1907
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1907
Details
- Title
- Scrap album
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1908 - 1912
Details
- Title
- A guide to charity and to the philanthropic work of Victoria
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1912
- Source
- Donna Jaggs
Details
- Title
- The battered baby and the limits of the law
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1978
Details
- Title
- Getting the Acts together: an analysis of attempts to reform child protective legislation in Victoria 1978-83
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 1983 -
Details
- Title
- Two different worlds: cultural and political conflict in a 19th century boys reformatory
- Type
- Document
- Date
- c. 1987
Details
- Title
- Stories from a twentieth century life [Chapter 8 Pirra Children's Home]
- Type
- Document
- Date
- 2003
Details
Prepared by: Rosemary Francis
Created: 1 November 2011, Last modified: 14 October 2014