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Great Circle® was created through the merger of Edgewood Children’s Center with Boys & Girls Town of Missouri.
With your help, we treat children with emotional and behavioral disorders.
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Since 1834
175 Years of History
Original entrance from Gore Ave, 1890s
McKee Cottage for boys, 1947
Riding bikes on the lawn of the Rock House, 1980s
Girls at St. Louis Protestant Orphans' Home, 1920s
The Rock House is added to the National Register of Historic Places, September 1982
Christmas Day, 1898
Young orphan girls behind the Rock House
Roll call, 1914
Mayor Cooper breaks ground for Edgewood's community gardens, 1979
Protestant Orphans' Home boys on a boy scout camping trip, 1934
Bruce Nadler, teacher's assistant, helping a child learn to bat, 1980s
Monument erected to honor the 25 orphan children interred between 1864 and 1869
The Rock House, 1943
Four teen girls living at the Protestant Orphans' Home, 1923
Mother visiting children, 1935
St. Louis Protestant Orphans' Home farm wagon, 1920s
Out for a stroll, 1920s
Construction of three cottages and renovation of the Rock House, 1888
And they're off! 1920s
Brianna Dix, Matron of the St. Louis Protestant Orphans' Home, 1917-1938
Bellefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis Protestant Orphan Asylum cemetery plot
Orphan boys playing on the cottage lawn, 1920s
(Back row) Ruthie, Doris Rodarich, Betty Mueller, Marjorie Chandler, Unknown; (Front row) Dinky Mueller, Marietta Kennedy Brutt, Unknown, Unknown; Late 1940s
Brother and sister posing for the camera on the steps of the Rock House, 1930s