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This is a portrait of Miss Lydia Rodney. The back of the photograph states: One of the two Rodney sisters - who were the first headmasters of the school.

This is a tintype photograph. Tintypes are thin metal with lacquer or enamel coating to hold the photographic emulsion. This particular tintype has a faint blush color added to the cheeks of the women. Four women from St. Helen's Hall pose together.…

This photograph depicts Miss Rodney posing with ten St. Helen's Hall women.

Six St. Helen's Hall women pose for a portrait. The back of the photograph states: Class of 1886. Top row (left to right): Oronoco Randall, Cordelia Eaton, Nelly Case, Eugenia Cunningham

A group of young St. Helen's Hall students are posed outside.

This is an iconic photograph showcasing St. Helen's Hall women during the commencement procession. The photograph states: Dorothy Mautz on the left front, leading.

A group of St. Helen's Hall women are posed outside. Please see the back of the photograph to view identification notes for some of the women.

Rachel Morris is the sister of Bishop Morris. Bishop Morris was the 1st Principal at St. Helen's Hall.

This is a class photograph of the graduating St. Helen's Hall women, taken May 1889. The back of the photograph appears to have some notations, but it is very faint.

This is a portrait of Rev. R.D. Nevius.