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Franklin Street Convent - Dayton, Parlor
A parlor room used by the Sisters in their convent on Franklin Street.
Franklin Street Convent - Dayton, Chapel with St Julie Statue
An interior view of the convent chapel with the statue of St Julie below the statue of Mary.
Franklin Street Convent - Dayton, Chapel
An interior view of the convent chapel.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, Garden Corner
The rear of the Academy and convent used for garden spaces and an area for rest.
Notre Dame Academy and Convent - Dayton, Front Entrance and Wall
The front entrance to the convent and academy. The wall was 14 feet tall and on the inner side were three statues, one of St Joseph, St Aloysius, and St Anthony. It stood for 46 years until the 1913 flood of the Miami River.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, Back Courtyard
The rear of the Academy, known as the Ark, and convent on Franklin and Ludlow Streets in Dayton.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 1920s Students
Students sitting at their desks in a classroom at Notre Dame Academy.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 1920s Music Room
Students in the music room at Notre Dame Academy. During a third, and successful, attempt at establishing their own non-parish school for girls in Dayton, the Sisters opened a popular Music Department for their students, led by Sr Mary Ambrosia from…
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 1920s Arts Studio
Students of Notre Dame Academy posing in the arts studio.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 1905 School Addition
A view of the 1905 addition to Notre Dame Academy. The new building housed an enlarged chapel, spacious library, classrooms, science room, music rooms, and parlors.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 1904 School Addition
A view of the newly constructed 1904 addition to the Academy. The original building that the Sisters purchased in 1849, originally owned by former Ohio Governor Colonel Valandingham, was torn down to make space for the new building.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, 75th Anniversary Tree
A drawing showing the expansion of the Sisters, school, and community in Dayton. The document was used as part of the materials to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Sisters' presence in Dayton.
Notre Dame Academy - Dayton, Buildings
A view and approximate dates of the buildings that were part of the Notre Dame Academy and convent of the Sisters in Dayton on the corner of Franklin and Ludlow Streets. The first school building, known as the "Ark", was built in 1851, followed by…
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, 5th and 6th Grade Girls
5th and 6th grade students in a classroom reading at their desks.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, 5th and 6th Grade Boys
Photo of boys from the 5th and 6th grade outside in the school playground/garden. Boys' uniforms were introduced in 1931.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, Students in the Library
Students in 1st and 2nd grades at St Joseph Academy reading in the library.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, Students
A class photo of young students at St Joseph Academy.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, Boys, c1893
Young boy students at St Joseph Academy. The Sisters taught lower grades for boys, who had to leave the school after they received First Communion.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, 7th and 8th Grade Students in Class
Eleven students in 7th and 8th grade from St Joseph Academy sitting for a photo.
St Joseph Academy - Columbus, Orchestra
Students on stage preparing for an orchestral performance. The Music Department was strong at St Joseph Academy. Classes for piano, harp, violin, cello, and singing were available to students.