Children's Homes and Institutions in Arkansas, USA
(With foundation date, operator, number of Male/Female places, age for admission, and type of children received, where known.)
- Masonic Orphans' Home, Batesville
(1905; Masonic Grand Lodge of Arkansas; Masons' destitute orphan children; 17M/24F) - Orphans' Home, 615 North Nineteenth Street, Fort Smith
(1900; Private corporation; Orphan and destitute children; 25M+F) - Ophelia Polk Moore Memorial Home, Helena
(1892; Private association; Orphan and dependent children; 10M/9F) - St John's Orphan Asylum, Helena
(By 1910; Protestant Episcopal Church; Orphan children) - Industrial and Training School, Hot Springs
(1896; Private corporation; Homeless and destitute children; 33M/33F) - St Joseph's Orphanage, Levy
(1909; Sisters of St Benedict; Orphan and neglected children; 42M/37F) - Children's Home, 416 East Fifth Street, Little Rock
(1886; Private corporation; Orphan children) - Arkansas Methodist Orphanage, Sixteenth and Elm Streets, Little Rock
(1899; Methodist Episcopal Church, South; Orphan children under 14; 10M/21F) - Arkansas Baptist Orphans' Home, Monticello
(1896; Baptist churches of Arkansas; Orphan children under 13; 12M/16F) - Baptist Orphans' Home, Texarkana
(1907; Landmark Baptist Church; Orphan children; 5M/15F)
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