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

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 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.

A portrait of Mary (Minnie) H. Couch, a graduate of St. Helen's Hall. The back of the photograph states that Minnie Couch is from a pioneer family and aunt of Mrs. W.J. Burns.

Graduate and teacher at St. Helen's Hall. Mother of Mrs. C.S. Jackson.

A group of St. Helen's Hall women are posed outside with two women holding wooden crosses. Most of the women are in formal wear while a few others wear ceremonial robes.

This is a portrait of Miss Mary B. Rodney, sister-in-law of Bishop Morris - 1st Principal of the Hall.

Four women of St. Helen's Hall are seated at desks in a classroom.

Ten women of St. Helen's Hall form a line. Each woman hugs and lays their head on the back of the woman in front of her. The back of the photograph has the following inscription: 1886, 1. Mrs. Laidlaw (?) and 3. Mrs. W.T. Muir.

This is a photograph of the graduating women of St. Helen's Hall, taken June 1890. From left to right: Bessie Lambert Wood, Lucretia Allen, Mamie Charman Lovett, Jane Whalley Muir, Elizabeth Caldwell, Henrietta Cinsheimer Coleman.