Ulster Female Penitentiary
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Ulster Female Penitentiary
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Ulster Female Penitentiary and Laundry or Edgar Home, was a Mother and Baby home in Brunswick Street, Belfast.
It evolved out of an institution founded in 1816. It was initially non-denominational. It was greatly expanded and developed when it came under Presbyterian control and Rev. John Edgar and the new home was opened in November 1839. Other denominations had their similar institutions in Belfast, such as the Catholic Good Shepherd Home, Ballynafeigh, and the Anglican Ulster Magdalene Asylum
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Prison in Northern Ireland
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulster_Female_Penitentiary
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2023-08-06T23:05:30Z
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