Pam.V.998 | APS Digital Library

: The Fifth Annual Report of the House of Refuge Philadelphia with an Appendix; The fifth annual report (1833) from the House of Refuge on the state of the institution. Pamphlet includes tables and data on number of boys and girls at the institution as well as information about their production of goods and education. Letters describing the experience of the children who were in indentured servant situations are included. Some are written by the children themselves.

: The First Annual Report of the House of Refuge Philadelphia with an Appendix; The first annual report (1829) from the House of Refuge on the state of the institution. Pamphlet includes tables and data on number of boys and girls at the institution as well as information about their production of goods and education.

: The Fourth Annual Report of the House of Refuge Philadelphia with an Appendix; The fourth annual report (1832) from the House of Refuge on the state of the institution. Pamphlet includes tables and data on number of boys and girls at the institution as well as information about their production of goods and education. Letters describing the experience of the children who were in indentured servant situations are included. Some are written by the children themselves.

: The Second Annual Report of the House of Refuge Philadelphia with an Appendix; The second annual report (1830) from the House of Refuge on the state of the institution. Pamphlet includes tables and data on number of boys and girls at the institution as well as information about their production of goods and education. Letters describing the experience of the children who were in indentured servant situations are included. Some are written by the children themselves.

: The Third Annual Report of the House of Refuge Philadelphia with an Appendix; The third annual report (1831) from the House of Refuge on the state of the institution. Pamphlet includes tables and data on number of boys and girls at the institution as well as information about their production of goods and education. Letters describing the experience of the children who were in indentured servant situations are included. Some are written by the children themselves.