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• LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR ROMAN CATHOLIC GIRLS, MASON STREET, EDGE HILL, LIVERPOOL, LANCASHIRE
• ST ANNE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR ROMAN CATHOLIC GIRLS, 63 MASON STREET, EDGE HILL, LIVERPOOL and later at FRESHFIELD, NR. LIVERPOOL

Certified 13th June 1867.  Re-certified on removal to Freshfield 26th June 1886 for 150 girls.  Closed in 1922 when the premises were taken
over by ST. GEORGE'S BOYS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
STAFF
1867 - Under the superintendence of dour sisters of charity - Sister A. Voisin, superior.
1868 - Six sisters of the Order of Charity, Miss De Pourtales chief superintendent.
1869 - Six sisters of the Order of Charity, Miss  Pourtales chief superintendent.
1872 - Superintendent Sister Marie Pourtales and nine other Sisters of the Order of Charity.
1884 - Superioress, Sister Cecile Robinson, with nine Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.
1891 - Sister Superior, Winifred Dymock and 7 sisters of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul.
1893 - Sister Superior, S. Winifred Dymock and 8 sisters of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul.  Lay teacher, Miss O'Dowd.
1900 - Under the management of Sisters of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul.
1903 - Under the management of Sisters of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul.  Lay assistants in the schoolroom, Miss Dalton and Miss Dowd.  Dressmaker, Miss Carney.