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The All Saints Children's Home was established in 1906 to provide a home for children who were orphaned, destitute or otherwise unable to be cared for within their families. The home in Ada Street was the first and operated until 1931 when a new home in Pascal Street was built. Later homes operated in Ngaio Street, then Park Road. Miss Foley, Matron, (back, 2nd from right) with children. Identified are, from left: Alice Thomson (4th, very back); Ruby Thomson (6th, very back); Alma Thomson (7th). Photograph also includes Charles Thomson. The Thomson family were from Eltham.

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Image
Tautuhi matihiko
2012P_ALLSAINTSCHILDRENSHOMES5_006554
Ingoa
Children of the All Saints Children's Home, Ada Street
Pākanga
CA: All Saints Children's Home, Series 5
E puritia ana ki
Community Archives

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Children of the All Saints Children's Home, Ada Street
Mrs R Andrews
The Beale family, Palmerston North
Andrews Collection: Bob in The Square
Lois and Maren Fraser, Rangiotu
'Mother at 19'
Andrews Collection: Fiona Parkinson
Andrews Collection: Unidentified Group at Mangahao Dam
Patricia Hayes
Pamela Baddily and Patricia Hayes
Children of W A George
Queen Carnival fundraiser, Rongotea

Hanganga

Te kaihanga
Te wāhi
Palmerston North
Te rā
circa 1917

Te manatārua

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Palmerston North City Library

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clothes,
fashion,
orphanage,
people,
photographs,
Tūtohu Hapori
all saints children's home,
children,
group photograph,
orphans,

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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Children of the All Saints Children's Home, Ada Street
Mrs R Andrews
The Beale family, Palmerston North
Andrews Collection: Bob in The Square
Lois and Maren Fraser, Rangiotu
'Mother at 19'
Andrews Collection: Fiona Parkinson
Andrews Collection: Unidentified Group at Mangahao Dam
Patricia Hayes
Pamela Baddily and Patricia Hayes
Children of W A George
Queen Carnival fundraiser, Rongotea

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