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Young students and boarders pose outside with a few adult women toward the back. The inscription on the front of the photograph states: St. Helen's Hall. The early 1890s. The Wilson twins, Jean MacKenzie, Pollie Hewett and others.

Eight St. Helen's Hall women pose casually outside. Many of the women hold wide-brimmed hats and sit among art, a globe, and a haphazard pile of books. The back of the photograph indicates the year as 1890 and identifies Jane Whalley as the 2nd woman…

Both "day girls" and boarders of St. Helen's Hall pose outside. Please see the back of the photograph for an extensive list of who is pictured.

A panoramic photograph of the outside area of St. Helen's Hall with women standing in the far back. The back of the photograph indicates that the women may be from the Junior College.

This photograph depicts St. Helen's Hall women in formal costume. Many of the women hold flags, one holds an American flag, two hold rifles, and two play their drums. There is what appears to be a male drill sergeant standing to the right of the…

This is a photograph of Spencer Hall, located in Milwaukie, Oregon. Spencer Hall operated from 1861-1866 and while it's not formally tied to St. Helen's Hall, it is considered the precursor.

This is a formal portrait of Clementina Rodney.

This is a formal portrait of Lydia Rodney. The back of the photograph identifies Rodney as one of the first faculty members at St. Helen's Hall.

The back of the photograph states: The Portland Academy. Two months before the fire which destroyed the St. Helen's Hall building at Vista Avenue and St. Claire Street. The back of the photograph has a date: July 9, 1914, and indicates it was once…

This photograph is a copy of a drawing of St. Stephen's Chapel. In the top right corner, underneath the name of the Chapel, it lists Rev. J. Rosenberg as the Rector, and Clark & Upton as the architects.