St.
Mark's Home has had a tradition of caring for women off all
ages for over 130 years. In 1870 Allen Lambard, Esq., purchased
the two-story colonial-style house on the corner of Winthrop
and Pleasant Street in Augusta. Mr. Lambard deeded it to St.
Mark’s Church for the purpose of establishing a home
for women.
Today
St. Mark’s Home still fulfills Allen Lambard’s practical
and farseeing ideal by providing independent, convenient,
and secure living for women.
St.
Mark's Home has had a tradition of caring for women off all
ages for over 130 years. In 1870 Allen Lambard, Esq., purchased
the two-story colonial-style house on the corner of Winthrop
and Pleasant Street in Augusta. Mr. Lambard deeded it to St.
Mark’s Church for the purpose of establishing a home
for women.