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Boys Training School craft exhibit
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Boys Training School craft exhibit
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The Boys Reformatory,(also known as Boy's Training School) Magill), South Australia reopened in 1891 at the Magill Industrial School, after the closure of the Reformatory Hulk, Fitzjames. It was run by the State Children's Council. From 1898 the Reformatory became a home for Protestant boys only. Catholic boys were sent to St John the Baptist Home for Boys, Brooklyn Park. In 1967 the Boys' Reformatory was officially renamed the McNally Training Centre. The image has a notice on the display" " Work done in school? Norwood". c.1950's This exhibit at Centennial Hall, Wayville, contains samples of the various crafts taught in the Department's Institutions. Including Vaughan House and Seaforth Home.

The Children's Welfare and Public Relief Department operated from 1927-1966.
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The History Trust of South Australia
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GN14306
Source The History Trust of South Australian, South Australian Government
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