Bethesda Hospital and Hostel

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The Bethesda Hospital and Hostel, in Rockhampton, was run by the Salvation Army. It opened in 1968. Previously it was known as the Bethesda Mothers’ Hospital. It was renamed Bethesda Hostel in 1970.

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Bethesda Mothers' Hospital (1938 - 1968)

Bethesda Hospital and Hostel (1968 – 1970)
- Bethesda Hostel (1970 - 1976)

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The Salvation Army Australia Eastern Territory (1921 - 2018)

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This page was written by Lee Butterworth, last updated 15 February 2023. Sources used to create this entry:

Department of Families, Missing pieces: information to assist former residents of children's institutions to access records, 2001. Relevance: p.82 View Publication Details

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The Salvation Army Australia Eastern Territory, Submission No. 46 to the Senate Inquiry into Children in Institutional Care: The Salvation Army Australia Southern Territorial Headquarters (VIC), Appendix B, Eastern Territory Social Centres, A list of openings, closings and function, June 2003. View Publication Details

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Salvation Army Australia, Records of Homes in the former Eastern Territory (c. 1891 - 1990s)

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Bethesda Hospital and Hostel was situated at 58 Talford Street, Rockhampton, Queensland (Building Demolished)

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