Bishop Horden (Moose Factory) Indian Residential School: 1906-1976 - Moose Factory Island, Ontario

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"Bishop Horden Hall", also known as: "Bishop Horden Memorial School", "Moose Factory Indian Residential School" and "Horden Hall", was a residential school that operated from July 1st 1906-to-June 30th 1976, on Moose Factory Island, at the southern end of James Bay, in Northern Ontario, Canada.During its 70 years of operation, Horden Hall was known by nine different names and operated out of several different buildings. 'Some' of the other alternate names were: "Bishop Horden Memorial Indian Residential School", "Moose Fort Indian and Eskimo Residential School", "Moose Factory", "Moose Island", "Moose Fort", "Moose Fort Boarding School", "Moose Factory Boarding School", "Bishop Horden Memorial Indian Residential School", "Horden Hall Hostel" and "Horden Hall Student Residence". Bishop Horden Hall is the name used for the school, in the 2006 Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA), in which the Government of Canada acknowledged the damage done to Indigenous people who attended residential schools. Between 1906 and 1927, an average of 25 children lived at the Bishop Horden school. Residency peaked between 1957 and 1958, with 251 children. When the school closed, in 1976, there were 107 children living there. The school is known for a lengthly list of child-deaths, due to sicknesses, as well as, many cases of physical, mental and sexual abuses by school staff members. As with many of the other school and Church personnel "abusers" from other residential schools, none of the guilty offenders appear to have been brought to justice.
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