This digital copy of a photograph from the Western Mail supplemental pages, to acocmpany an article on p.25 of the same paper titled ‘Dulhi Gunyah Orphanage, Victoria Park’. The caption says the Dulhi Gunyah orphanage was for Aboriginal girls. In fact, both boys and girls were sent to live there.
This is a digital copy of a photograph of the front entrance of the Chidley Educational Centre in Mosman Park. This image is part of the The Grove Library’s Community History Images Collection.
This is a digital copy of a photograph of the Chidley Educational Centre in Owston Street, Mosman Park. This image is part of the The Grove Library’s Community History Images Collection.
This is a digitised copy of a photoprint and is part of the group of eight images titled ‘Children on the Asturias arriving in Western Australia, October 1950 [picture]’ held at the State Library of Western Australia. The image shows a large group of children with some adults on the deck of the boat, Asturius.
This is a digital copy of a photograph of ‘The Rocks’ which was used by the Country Women’s Association as a hostel for girls from the Albany High School from 1950. The photo, which was taken some years before the CWA took over, is from the State Library of Western Australia’s collection of online images…
This is a slideshow of three photographs of nurses with babies and young children at the Lady Lawley Cottage by the Sea in 1967. It is from the State Library of Western Australia’s collection of online images that were made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest.
This is a digital copy of a photograph of the Home of the Good Shepherd in 1929, looking up McCourt St to Ruislip St. It is from the State Library of Western Australia’s John K. Ewers collection of online images.
This is a digital copy of an untitled photograph from the Western Mail that is published on the National Library of Australia’s website, Trove. It shows the new building at the Home of the Good Shepherd in Leederville in 1912. In the text describing the photo (p.26) the building is identified as the ‘industrial school’.
This is a digital copy of a photograph from the Western Mail that is published on the National Library of Australia’s website, Trove. It shows St Kevin’s Industrial School in Glendalough in 1911.
This is a digital copy of a photograph from the Western Mail that is published on the National Library of Australia’s website, Trove. It shows boys in front of St Kevin’s Industrial School in Glendalough in 1901.