Excerpted from: "Fourteenth Biennial Report of the Superintendent of the Nebraska Industrial Home, Milford, Nebraska" In Second Biennial Report of the Board of Commissioners of State Institutions to the Governor and Legislature of the State of Nebraska for the Biennium Ending November 30, 1916 (Lincoln: Nebraska Board of Commissioners of State Institutions, 1914), plate between pp. 406-407.
Historical Notes
In the 1915-1916 biennium, the babies were provided with new living quarters: two large sun nurseries. The nursery where the older children sleep was connected to a large bathroom, a diet kitchen, and a dining room. The nursery for the younger babies was connected to a bathroom with a high tub and a retiring room for the mothers. Sixty-four babies were born at the home during the biennium.
