Huntington Institute for Orphan Children.

Ralph Huntington of Boston died in 1866 and left a charitable trust called the Huntington Institute for Orphan Children to provide care and maintenance for needy orphaned children. The Trust would operate through the medium of other child care agencies beginning in 1915. It provided funds to the Boston Children's Aid Society for the purpose of assisting some of the orphaned children in their care.

From the description of Financial Records, 1915-1957. (University of Massachusetts at Boston). WorldCat record id: 607347939