Cascades Female Factory

Target entity: Cascades Female Factory
Context triple: [Australian Convict Sites, componentSite, Cascades Female Factory]

• A. Royal Caledonian Asylum
  The Royal Caledonian Asylum was a charitable London-based institution founded to educate and care for the children of Scottish soldiers and sailors.
• B. St. Mary’s Industrial School for Boys
  St. Mary’s Industrial School for Boys was a Catholic reform school in Baltimore best known as the institution where baseball legend Babe Ruth spent much of his youth and developed his athletic talent.
• C. The Canning Factory
  The Canning Factory is a permanent exhibition at the Portimão Museum that explores the history and heritage of the local sardine canning industry and its impact on the region.
• D. Stockwell Orphanage
  Stockwell Orphanage was a 19th-century London children’s home established as a Christian charitable institution to care for orphaned and destitute boys.
• E. Northwich Union Workhouse
  Northwich Union Workhouse was a 19th-century English poorhouse complex that later became the site of the Weaver Hall Museum and Workhouse in Northwich, Cheshire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cascades Female Factory
Target entity description: Cascades Female Factory is a former women’s convict prison and workhouse in Hobart, Tasmania, now preserved as a World Heritage–listed historic site illustrating the lives and punishment of transported female convicts.

• A. Royal Caledonian Asylum
  The Royal Caledonian Asylum was a charitable London-based institution founded to educate and care for the children of Scottish soldiers and sailors.
• B. St. Mary’s Industrial School for Boys
  St. Mary’s Industrial School for Boys was a Catholic reform school in Baltimore best known as the institution where baseball legend Babe Ruth spent much of his youth and developed his athletic talent.
• C. The Canning Factory
  The Canning Factory is a permanent exhibition at the Portimão Museum that explores the history and heritage of the local sardine canning industry and its impact on the region.
• D. Stockwell Orphanage
  Stockwell Orphanage was a 19th-century London children’s home established as a Christian charitable institution to care for orphaned and destitute boys.
• E. Northwich Union Workhouse
  Northwich Union Workhouse was a 19th-century English poorhouse complex that later became the site of the Weaver Hall Museum and Workhouse in Northwich, Cheshire.
• F. None of above. chosen