Seaforth Boys Home 1947

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Description: 'Seaforth Boys Home 1947' is a digital copy of two images mounted on a single piece of paper and held in the Seaforth photos file at the Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA. A typed caption reads: 'Seaforth Boys Home - 1947 On left is Lieut. Ron Dunshea oversighting boys making bricks'. The other image is a clipping from the War Cry showing the stable that had been converted to a chapel at Seaforth.
Date: 1947
Source: Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA, Seaforth photos file
Rights: Salvation Army Heritage Museum WA

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