‘Teens Hostel’ is a digital copy of an image held by Global Mission Partners in the Churches of Christ Federal Aborigines Mission Board Photographs collection. As described by historian Deslee Moyle, the image dates from the late 1960s. The hostel was established in 1968 as part of the Carnarvon Mission. The image shows the hostel…
‘Mission School’ is a digital copy of an image from the Carnarvon Mission, held by Global Mission Partners in the Churches of Christ Federal Aborigines Mission Board Photographs collection. As described by historian Deslee Moyle, the image shows the original mission school, probably around 1948.
‘Carinya scatter cottage’ is a digital copy of an image held by Global Mission Partners in the Churches of Christ Federal Aborigines Mission Board Photographs collection. As described by historian Deslee Moyle, the image dates from 1980 or 1981 and shows one of the ‘scatter cottages’ in the Carnarvon township that were part of Ingada…
‘Fairhaven Hostel 1965’ is a digital copy of an image held by Global Mission Partners in the Churches of Christ Federal Aborigines Mission Board Photographs collection. As described by historian Deslee Moyle, the image dates from 1965 and shows Fairhaven Hostel as it was when it was first purchased by the Churches of Christ Federal…
‘Hakea juvenile facility 2013’ is an image included (p.102) in the Directed Review into an Incident at Banksia Hill Detention Centre on 20 January 2013 report by the Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services. A caption below the image reads, ‘Razor wire retrofitted to roof edges to prevent ascents’.
‘Robertson Facade Administration’ is an image of Swanleigh, held by the Anglican Diocese of Perth Archives.
‘Fremantle Cottage’ is an image of the White Gum Valley home run by Parkerville Children’s Home and then by Parkerville Children and Youth Care Inc.
‘Belmont Cottage’ is an image of a home run by Parkerville Children’s Home and then by Parkerville Children and Youth Care Inc.
‘Penny Jones House is an image of a home run by Parkerville Children’s Home and then by Parkerville Children and Youth Care Inc. It was called Jenny House from 1994 to 2008, and then was called Penny Jones House.
Wollaston is a digital copy of an image held by Global Mission Partners in the Churches of Christ Federal Aborigines Mission Board Photographs collection. Historian Deslee Moyle confirms that the image was taken in the early 1980s.
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