Published by the Board of Clarendon Home in 1990, this is a history of Clarendon Children's Home, which developed from an 1890s Anglican establishment in Tasmania caring for 'fallen women and their children' and continued operating, under the Church of England, until 2007. Compiled to mark close to a century of the institution's history, the book covers its development through the twentieth century, drawing on the Board's own records and photographs.
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BOOK DETAILS
- Softcover book
- Published 1990
- 66-pages
- Black/white photos
CONDITION
Used but generally good condition. Some small marks on cover.
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