Sainte-Catherine boarding school in 1916-1917 (ph_7)

A group of sixty boarding school girls pose on the stairs of their new boarding school. In 1916, there had been around ninety-eight young ladies, coming from the Canadian and American sides of the St. John River. The window to the left of the main entrance is that of the admission office. The window to the right is near the interior stairs which leads to the Sainte-Catherine hall for girls boarders.

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