Talk:Molly Brown House

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Do you have a picture of the molly brown house?

Home for wayward girls? edit

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IP user User:2600:1700:b2d1:1540:287a:b140:a452:3241 left the following comment on the main page, which I am moving here for possible research:

"Sometime in the late sixties and very early seventies the house was used by the State Of Colorado to house wayward girls I don't know the exact dates but do know that this house was used for this purpose because my sister was sent to live there when she was a pre-teenager. The house itself held about twenty girls all from broken homes and having trouble living with there respective families. Why is this part of the history being left out???" Plandu (talk) 22:26, 1 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

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