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by BostonArchaeology in cultural-heritage-history
This porcelain figurine dating to the late 19th century was recovered archaeologically from a privy behind the Industrial School for Girls in Dorchester. The school operated from 1859 to 1941, serving as a boarding home for disadvantaged girls. While at the school the girls were trained to work as domestic servants, and many of their stories have been revealed through a combination of archaeological and historic research. To read more about the school, the girls, and their artifacts please visit www.dorchesterindustrialschoolforgirls.wordpress.com Scanned by Brian Schools.