Our Lady of the Angels Academy
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Mother Mary Annunciata Bretschneider purchased the historic Graham Estate next to the motherhouse and founded the academy in 1944. Seven years later, the school accepted day students and required a new building. Enrollment eventually declined, and the academy closed in 1988.
Mother Mary Annunciata Bretschneider purchased the historic Graham Estate next to the motherhouse and founded the academy in 1944. Seven years later, the school accepted day students and required a new building. Enrollment eventually declined, and the academy closed in 1988.
The original library within the historic mansion.
Our Lady of the Angels Academy students work on a science experiment with coffee cans.
Sister Constance Marie Tomyl working with girls on the Our lady of the Angels Academy newspaper.
Young women attending Our Lady of the Angels Academy in Enfield, CT. The academy was established in 1944.
Students are assisted by Sister Mary Pontia, the librarian at Our Lady of Angels Academy.
SM Doloria Jaracz instructing aspirants at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in 1950.
Students pose with S Constance Marie Tomyl, principal of Our Lady of the Angels Academy from 1982 to 1988.
Our Lady of the Angels Academy aspirants study in the school's science lab. The academy opened in 1944 with 11 transfer students from the New Jersey province and six girls from the New England area.
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Date1944 - 1988
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TypePhoto Group
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Content TopicOur Lady of the Angels Province - Enfield