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A view of the front entrance to the academy, which was originally a barn. The Sisters taught children from primary grades up through high school.

The front entrance of Notre Dame High School after the 1963 construction of a new wing to the school and an addition to be used as the Sisters convent.

A view of the front yard at Notre Dame High School in Chicago before the 1956 construction of the first addition to the campus.

A view of the front exterior of the Sixth Street Convent and Academy. Before the Sisters' owned the property, it belonged to Reverend Oliver Spencer, a Methodist pastor. He had many building materials imported from Philadelphia, which were used to…

The front door at Sixth Street, built in the Federal style. While the door no longer survives, the large brass key used with the lock is part of the Ohio Unit Archive's artifact collection.