@article{GENERAL,
      recid = {2309},
      author = {Bruce M. McEntyre.},
      title = {The Orphan's Home on East Market Street.},
      address = {1910},
      number = {GENERAL},
      year = {1910},
      note = {The Orphan's Home was constructed on the site of the  twenty-acre farm of Albert Wheeler on East Market Street.  The grounds included a large yard with trees where the  children could play, the Wheeler home that served as  quarters for the staff and a new, two-story brick building  where the children would live.  The new building was  comprised of a dining hall, pantry, reception room and  girls' dormitory on the ground floor and the boys' dorm,  bathrooms and classrooms on the second story.  The Home  opened in 1890 and by 1898 had taken in 161 children.  In  1922 the residents of Trumbull County voted to build a new  children's home, and in 1925 the Trumbull County Children's  Home opened on the site of the Charles Shafer farm on West  Market near Leavittsburg.

The Orphans' or Children's Home  was located at 1440 East Market Street and was torn down in  September, 1974.  In the early 1970's it acted as the  Freedom House, a center for addicts.  Trumbull Memorial  Hospital now stands on this site.},
      url = {http://trumbullmemory.org/record/2309},
}