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Listed in the City Directories 1890 census Substitute as being at 49 Leicester St. with many prominent men on Board of Directors see p 560. V.P Jonas G. Clark and Albert Curtis ; Sect. Augustus N. Currier, Treasurer Nathaniel Paine and other Board Members.
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The Home of Aged Men, located at 1199 Main Street, was incorporated in 1876. Requirements for admission included age 55, native of the U.S., Worcester resident for 10 years prior, and $150. Even less known is the Old Ladies Home at 1183 Main Street which was incorporated 7 years prior.
Will (Billy Sturtevant) Marengo - Report this comment
Wasn't this building near the old skating rink near Webster square?
Kristen Atchue - Report this comment
No this is not located near the old Skating rink. It is located closer to but opposite the street from Our Lady of the Angels. Nestled between the Old Men's and Old Ladies home was Bethany Church. As a child our youth groups from Bethany would visit these homes during the holidays and sing for the residents.
Mustermann - Report this comment
I recently discovered the burial plot for the residents from the HfAM at Hope Cemetery, thenext ploy over is one for the Home for Aged Women.
Dick Volker- June 06, 2007 - Report this comment
Often, our youth or Sunday School group met at The Old men's Home, due to space restrictions at bethany Church, at that time. Would love to hear from former members of the church.
Dolores R. Buckley- June 09, 2007 - Report this comment
Postcards oF Home for Aged Men are listed for sale in EBAY.It is also listed in the City Directories 1890 census Substitute as being at 49 Leicester St. with many prominent men on Board of Directors see p 560. V.P Jonas G. Clark and Albert Curtis ; Sect. Augustus N. Currier, Treasuer Nathaniel Paine and other Bd Memnbers

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