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What (who) is poorhouse$62446$ - definition
poorhouse
![[[Frederick County Poor Farm]] in Virginia, United States](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Frederick County Poor Farm 4.jpg?width=200 "[[Frederick County Poor Farm]] in Virginia, United States")
 b 457 2.jpg?width=200 "German Poor house, 1854 - The Garden Arbor")
, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1899.jpg?width=200 "Concrete Sewer Blocks made at the Halifax Poor Asylum")
.jpg?width=200 "Russian Poor house, Unknown date")
FACILITY TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE DEPENDENT AND NEEDY
Poor house; Poorhouses; Poor houses; Poor-house; Poor-houses; Poor farm; Pauper farm; Poor House; Poor Farm; Superintendent of the poor; Superintendent of the Poor
n.
Workhouse, almshouse.
poorhouse
FACILITY TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE DEPENDENT AND NEEDY
Poor house; Poorhouses; Poor houses; Poor-house; Poor-houses; Poor farm; Pauper farm; Poor House; Poor Farm; Superintendent of the poor; Superintendent of the Poor
also poor-house
(poorhouses)
In former times in Britain, a poorhouse was an institution in which poor people could live. It was paid for by the public.
= workhouse
N-COUNT: usu the N
poorhouse
FACILITY TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE DEPENDENT AND NEEDY
Poor house; Poorhouses; Poor houses; Poor-house; Poor-houses; Poor farm; Pauper farm; Poor House; Poor Farm; Superintendent of the poor; Superintendent of the Poor
¦ noun Brit. another term for workhouse.
