Add to ORKGEpiscopal Church Home orphanage, 750 Jackson Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, 1929. Originally built for Colonel James T. Leath, the home was run by the Sisters of St. Mary.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-20thcenturyphoto3/1333/thumbnail.jp
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Three unidentified men standing in front of the Leath Orphanage. Located at 850 N. Manassas, the Lea...
St. Mary\u27s Episcopal Cathedral was originally a mission church, organized in 1857 by members of C...
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Image of three people standing at a gravestone. All three individuals are identified from left to ri...
St. Thomas Mission Convent, E. Trigg Avenue, Memphis, undated. Situated to the left of the church an...
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Aerial view of St. Mary\u27s Episcopal Cathedral (lower center) on Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee...
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Established in 1876 at 903 Walker Avenue, the Ella Oliver Home was a refuge for unwed mothers up to ...
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Established in the 1870s, the Women\u27s Christian Association moved into this building at 291 S. Ma...
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Opened in 1908 at 1467 McLemore and expanded in 1912 by the Tennessee King\u27s Daughters. The Home ...
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