The Irish Rose Girls Step Into Service
In the Irish Rose Orphans’ Christmas, the girls of the Irish Rose Asylum prepare to say goodbye and discover the truest meaning of service—not servitude, but strength born of love and faith. In Brooklyn, 1876, the snow falls… Read More
Irish Immigrant Orphans in Gilded Age New York
In the closing decades of the 19th century, New York City was a city of contrasts—towering mansions and teeming slums, dazzling wealth and desperate poverty. For thousands of Irish immigrants, the promise of America collided with the harsh… Read More
