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Convent - Southern Pines
The front entrance to the convent in Southern Pines. In 1935, Sister Provincial Rosalia of the Blessed Sacrament was initially looking for a rest house for sick or invalid Sisters. A doctor recommended the restorative climate of North Carolina. While…
First house
Exterior view of the first house of the Sisters in Namur.
First house entrance
Entrance to the first house of the Sisters in Namur.
First house floor
Floor boards of the first house in Namur.
First house garden
View of the garden and pathway in the backyard of the first house in Namur.
First house inscription
An inscription identifying the first house of the Sisters in Namur.
Franklin Street Convent - Dayton, Chapel
An interior view of the convent chapel.
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, Parlor
A parlor room used by the Sisters in their convent on Franklin Street.
Grand staircase
Grand staircase at the convent of Nouveau-Bois.
Hamilton Convent Chapel
An image of what is likely identified as the renovated Hamilton chapel of 1925. An open house was offered to the public to inspect the new addition.
Hamilton Convent Chapel, early
An image of what is likely the first or second edition of the chapel used by the Sisters in their convent on Second St in Hamilton. The convent was built across the street from St Joseph's church on Second St.
Hamilton Convent, c1892
An image of the renovated convent that was damaged in a fire in 1891. The Sisters were ready to add a new tin roof when they received permission to add a third story to the building.
Hamilton Convent, pre-1891
An image of the convent built for the Sisters on Second Street in Hamilton in 1873. Previously, the Sisters lived in a rented house near the old Baltimore and Ohio depot on Fourth Street.
Holy Family - Dayton, Convent
A view of the front of the renovated convent used by the Sisters at Holy Family Parish in Dayton, Ohio. Although the Sisters taught at the school when it opened in 1907, the Sisters moved into the convent in 1926 from the convent on Franklin Street.
Holy Family - Dayton, Convent Chapel
A view of the convent chapel on the first floor of the Holy Family Convent in Dayton. The convent was renovated in 1954 to create more space for the Sisters teaching at Holy Family School.
Ilchester - Property Grounds
An aerial view of the grounds before the Sisters purchased the property. The original buildings were used by the Donaldson School for boys, which closed in 1933.
K Street Academy of Notre Dame, Myrtle St
The Academy of Notre Dame on Myrtle St and North Capitol. The Academy was built in 1876 by the Jesuits at St Aloysius church across the street. It replaced the Industrial School, established in 1873, that the Sisters taught at to educate the young…
K Street Buildings
A photo of the buildings on K Street with identifying notations. The convent on the left (corner of K Street and North Capitol) was renovated in 1908 by Sister Superior Mary Appolonia. The grotto in the center of the courtyard and the school on the…
K Street Chapel
A view of the space of the early chapel at K Street, built around 1876. Cardinal Gibbons, a friend of the Sisters, frequently said Mass in the chapel when he visited the city.