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All photographed bt W.H.Sherman, Milwaukee, WI

 

 

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"View Of North Arcade And Terrace, Convent Garden. St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis."

 

 

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St. Mary's Institute And Mother House Of The Sisters Of Notre Dame, Milwaukee St. Corner of Knapp. 

 

 

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"Commenment Hall Side View, St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis."

 

 

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"North West Corner Of St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis." Th

 

 

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Rear View of South Side Of Convent, St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis." The

 

 

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“View Convent Garden. St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis." The congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame 

 

 

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"West Side Of Convent Garden. St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wisconsin" The congregation

 

 

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"Drooping Mountain Ash Arbor, North East Of Fountain, Convent Garden. St. Mary's Institute." The

 

 

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"South East View Of Fountain,Entranced By A Group Of Musicians, Convent Garden. St. Mary's Institute." The congregation

 

 

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"Rustic Seat, East Of Summer House, Convent Garden, St. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee, Wis." The congreg

 

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The congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) was founded in 1833 by Blessed Theresa of Jesus Gerhardinger in Bavaria, Germany to provide education and spiritual formation for girls, with special concern for poor girls. In 1847 Blessed Theresa accompanied the first School Sisters of Notre Dame to the United States. Three years later, Mother Caroline Friess was put in charge of the congregation in North America. She opened a motherhouse in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and from there traveled throughout the United States and Canada establishing convents and schools. The sisters respond to varying needs of the church and world through a diversity of ministries, such as education, administration, spiritual, pastoral, social, legal and health services. About 3,200 of these Sisters are ministering in the United States. The 678 School Sisters of Notre Dame who are participating in the Nun Study are members of the congregation's seven United States provinces: Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Mankato, (MN), Milwaukee, St. Louis and Wilton (CT). Of interest to Milwaukee, WI., Milwaukee history , Catholic Church, Convent, Address now 13105 Watertown Plank Road, Elm Grove, Wis.