Costley Home, 1918
Costley is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: *Madeline Costley, fictional character on the Fox TV series ''Dollhouse'' *Edward Costley (1794–1883), New Zealand philanthropist *James Costley James Costley (Liverpool Q1 1862 – Q1 1931 in Blackburn) was an English footballer who played in the Football League for Everton. James Costley, although from Merseyside, signed for Blackburn Olympic in 1879. Blackburn Olympic never played L ...

Madeline Costley
These are characters from the ''Dollhouse'' science fiction television series. Actives/Dolls The Actives from the Los Angeles Dollhouse are given names derived from the NATO phonetic alphabet. Echo Echo ( Eliza Dushku), formerly Caroline Farrell, is an Active and protagonist of the series. She is one of the most popular Actives in the Dollhouse and, during the course of her engagements, has shown skills that transcend the limitations of her parameters. Echo has become increasingly self-aware during her blank state, remembering facets of her previous engagements, recognizing that she can be imprinted with different personalities, and remembering facts from her previous life such as her name. Prior to having her mind wiped, Echo was a college activist named Caroline Farrell who attempted to expose the Rossum Corporation. Sierra Sierra ( Dichen Lachman), real name Priya Tsetsang, is an Active in the Los Angeles Dollhouse. Priya is Chinese-Australian, though she frequently has ...
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Edward Costley
Edward Costley (1794 – 18 April 1883) was a New Zealand philanthropist. Costley was born in Ireland to John and Anne Costley. Costley was known among the "old identities" of Auckland as a man of rather penurious and retiring habits, who had acquired property in the early days, which, with the growth of the city, had become of great value. Costley had arrived in Auckland around 1840, possibly coming on from Australia. He purchased property at a time when it was empty scrubland and as the town of Auckland grew he quietly expanded his landholdings. He never owned his own house preferring to board with friends, a married couple. On his deathbed he summoned his lawyer, and directed him to divide his wealth among the city charities, seven of these being named. The estate realised £93,000, which was divided between the Auckland Hospital, Old Men's Home, Sailors' Home, Auckland Institute, Carlile House, Costley Training Institute, Auckland Libraries, Auckland Public Library, and th ...
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