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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.

This photograph depicts the interior of St. Stephen's Hall Chapel. The back of the photograph indicates that St. Stephen's Hall is now the site of City Hall.

This is an iconic photograph showcasing the entrance to St. Helen's Hall. The back of the photograph states: 1st Prize Picture Contest won by Eleanor Olliver, class of 1938.

Seven women strike a light-hearted pose on the porch steps of a building. The back of the photograph names the seven women: Katherine Failing, Stella Alexander, Bes Barker, Frances Jacobe, Charlotte Ohle, Marion Bauer, Ida Thompson.

Six women of St. Helen's Hall informally pose behind a large pile of what appear to be cannon balls. Each woman wears a white formal dress, a neck tie or bow, and a hat. The back of the photograph indicates that the 3rd woman from the left is…

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.

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.

This is a formal portrait of four young women posing. The back of the photograph identifies the women, but isn't legible enough to provide a transcription here.

Thirty-six women pose in front of St. Helen's Hall. The inscription on the front of the photograph indicates that these women are the Class of 1888.

This photograph depicts a large classroom full of St. Helen's Hall students that range in ages. A teacher can be seen standing at the back of the classroom.