History
| St. Elizabeth's Day Home was established in downtown San Jose in 1907 by the Sisters of the Holy Family and was the first child care center of its kind in Silicon Valley. Today, St. Elizabeth's Day Home excels as a modern, non-denominational child development center that offers quality 'home away from home' childcare to more than 200 children with differing abilities from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. | 
Old Vine Street Location, 1935 |
Finger painting at the Day Home, 1950 |
Original Nursery at the Day Home, 1929 |
Children eating lunch, circa 1950 |
Children gathered for festivities in the traditional art arbors built in every Day Home, circa 1940 |
Children racing bikes, Downtown San Jose Vine Street, circa 1930 |
Children swinging in the 3 acre yard, circa 1970 |
Children's Day Home, San Jose, 1907 |
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