This is a digitised copy of a pamphlet stating the need for a toddlers home.
This is an image of Marillac House, which was located in Brighton.
This image shows the bow and figurehead of the training ship HMVS Nelson tied up at the wharf on the day it was auctioned.
This is an image of the Andrew Kerr Memorial Home in Tanti Avenue, Mornington.
This is an image of Dhurringile Homestead when it was taken over by the military authorities as part of the accommodation for prisoners-of-war of number 13 Prisoner-of- War Group. It housed German officers.
This is a digital copy of an undated brochure produced by the Carry On Club to raise funds to support the Hurlingham children’s home. It contains information about the Carry On Club, the home, and has images of the home and its residents.
This is an image of boys destined for the Dhurringile Rural Training Farm for boys at Tatura, Victoria, disembarking from a ship.
This a copy of the photograph of a group of boys destined for the Northcote Children’s Farm. It appeared in The Age on 27 July 1938, p.8 The original caption reads: ‘The principal of the Northcote Farm School, Bacchus Marsh (Col. S. J. Heath) and his wife, with the 28 English boys who arrived yesterday…
This is a 5 minute video featuring Frank who was in care during the 1940s and early 1950s, and Samantha, who spent 5 years in residential and foster care in the 2000s. The video is part of the training resource: ‘Who Am I? Making Records Meaningful: Resources to guide Record-Keeping Practices which support Identity for…
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