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almshouse    
n. 私立济贫院或养老院,公立救济院

私立济贫院或养老院,公立救济院


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  • Almshouse - Wikipedia
    An almshouse is a form of charitable housing that developed in medieval Europe to provide long-term accommodation for people unable to support themselves, most often the elderly or disabled
  • Almshouse | Origins, Uses Impact | Britannica
    Almshouse, in the United States, a locally administered public institution that provided housing and health care to people who were of limited financial means and were otherwise disadvantaged
  • History of almshouses - The Almshouse Association
    Almshouses are often splendid historic buildings with fascinating features such as dedications, statues, inscriptions, coats of arms, clock towers and sundials Many retain beautiful chapels where regular services are still held and provide delightful gardens for their residents
  • Out of Sight, Out of Mind: 19th Century Almshouses and Poorhouses
    State governments eventually settled on a solution: poorhouses and almshouses These were places that, in theory, provided food and shelter to those who could not provide it themselves in exchange for their labor
  • Social Welfare History Project Poor Relief and the Almshouse
    A famous story by Sarah Orne Jewett describes a small Maine almshouse where elderly people came by choice each winter to avoid paying their heating bills and to have comradeship (Jewett, 1956)
  • What is an almshouse and how do I apply to live in one?
    Almshouses are commonly seen as an archaic place of care and shelter for people who were poor, elderly and infirm They were, but they still exist today in a modern form The first known almshouse was built in York in 936 AD
  • Almshouses, Old Age and the Welfare State in Modern Britain
    While the almshouse was not so obviously carceral as prisons or the workhouse, it remained a crucial, if shifting, node in the care, management and governance of Britain’s poor and working-class population in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
  • Almshouses: What they are, how they were created and why theyre still . . .
    Although the school left smoky London for the green fields of Surrey in 1872, the almshouse remains, providing a home to 40 old men and (since 2018) women They live as a community, able to go out whenever they like, but eating meals in the 15th-century great hall if they wish to
  • Understanding Almshouses: History and Importance
    Dating back to the Middle Ages, these charitable housing initiatives provided refuge and support to those in need, reflecting the community’s compassion and responsibility towards its vulnerable members The concept of almshouses emerged in response to growing poverty and shifting societal structures in England during the 15th century
  • England Almshouses - International Institute • FamilySearch
    Almshouses continued to be founded through the 19th century and into the 20th Records of almshouses can often be found amongst the parish chest records, trade guild company records, or may be in family papers deposited at archives or in private hands





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