William Booth Girls’ Home
William Booth Girls’ Home
Brinsley Road
East Camberwell
VIC
Australia
Provider: Salvation Army
Year Opened: 1912
Year Closed: 1972
Also known as William Booth Memorial Home.
In 1912, girls from Salvation Army’s first home for girls were transferred from Murrumbeena to a new home in East Camberwell, called the William Booth Memorial Home (named after Salvation Army’s founder, William Booth). The home accommodated girls aged between 4 and 14.
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