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- Industrial School
- Industrial Schools were a form of children’s institution popular in the late nineteenth century. Technically, ‘neglected’ children were sent to industrial school to receive industrial training, whereas ‘criminal’ children were sent to reformatories or training schools. This model of ‘care’ was promoted by the British nineteenth century child-reformer Mary Carpenter.
- Brisbane Industrial Home (1883 - c. 1922)
- Good Shepherd Home for Girls (1930 - 1966)
- Holy Cross Home (1965 - 1973)
- Horton House (1963 - 1976)
- Industrial and Reformatory School for Girls, Toowoomba (1881 - c. 1890)
- Industrial School for Boys (1922 - 1942)
- Industrial School for Boys, Riverview (1898 - 1926)
- Industrial School for Girls, Chelmer (1920 - 1941)
- Industrial School for Girls, Clayfield (1903 - 1920)
- Industrial School for Girls, Nudgee (1903 - 1942)
- Industrial School for Girls, Toowong (1907 - 1956)
- Industrial School for Girls, Toowoomba (c. 1890 - 1903)
- Industrial School for Girls, Wooloowin (1904 - c. 1966)
- Industrial School, Mapoon Mission Station (1901 - 1963)
- Industrial School, Purga Mission Station (1937 - 1948)
- Industrial School, Yarrabah Mission Station (1900 - 1960?)
- James Horton Industrial School for Girls (1947 - 1953)
- James Horton Memorial Home (1942 - 1947)
- James Horton Memorial Home for Girls (1953 - 1954)
- James Horton School for Girls (1954 - 1963)
- Kalimna Vocational Centre for Girls (1962 - 1977)
- Mona Mona Mission (1913 - 1962)
- Palm Island Aboriginal Settlement (1918 - 1975)
- Preventative Home for Girls, Riverview (1897 - 1898)
- Riverview Training Farm (1926 - 1956)
- Salvation Army Home for Girls, Yeronga (1898 - 1942)
- Salvation Army Industrial School for Girls (1920 - 1934)
- St Ann's Industrial School (1868 - 1964)
- St Brigid's Industrial School (1874 - 1985)
