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1866-1933 (Creation)
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- Hellmuth Ladies' College
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19.9 cm of textual records; 93 photographs : b&w ; photocopies; 40 phtographs: cabinet cards; 4 cm of loose scrapbook pages; 2 posters; 1 booklet; 2 certificates; scans of negative reels : 4 pages
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Hellmuth Ladies’ College was founded by Isaac Hellmuth in 1869, four years after the opening of the Boys’ College and was inaugurated by HRH Prince Arthur. The Ladies’ College was devoted to the study of arts and sciences and was located on Richmond Street North, just south of Windermere Road on the hill overlooking the Thames River. Hellmuth Ladies' College closed in 1899. Since its closing, the building served as a convent and orphanage. It stood until 1976, when it was demolished.
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This series contains materials related to or created by Hellmuth Ladies' College. Included in this series are financial documents, correspondence, promotional materials, newspaper materials, materials related to the Hellmuth Colleges 70 year reunion, photographs, a visitors book, meeting minutes, a book of prayers, academic documents, and biographical histories of Hellmuth Ladies' College.