Stained glass windows present imposing background for "The Key of David" by St. Helen's Hall students. Windows in the Great Hall were created by students in school's art class of paper colored with crayon and treated with linseed oil to make them…
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.
Both "day girls" and boarders of St. Helen's Hall pose outside. The back of the photograph indicates that Bishop Morris and the Rodney family are standing in front of the porch railing.
St. Helen's Hall students dressed in costumes from the Revolutionary era stand on the stairs in front of St. Helen's Hall in the 1920s. The back of the photo contains list of those pictured.
St. Helen's Hall students in the early 1920s wear costumes for the end of the year play. Two students are scene in the foreground posing while many students line up in costumes behind them.