"Our Lady's Shrine" at the Boston School for the Deaf
Title
"Our Lady's Shrine" at the Boston School for the Deaf
Description
The Boston School for the Deaf was located at 800 North Main St. It moved to the Randolph campus in 1904, 5 years after opening, and closed in 1994 due to declining enrollment. As of 2020, its campus is home to the Boston Higashi School, which educates children with autism. This image shows a small shrine made of rocks and surrounded by bushes with a statue of the Virgin Mary inside. The school was run by the Catholic order of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Publisher
Digital image: Randolph Historical Commission
Date
ca. 1940-1960
Contributor
Donated by Jay Blotcher
Relation
Collection: Jay Blotcher papers
Identifier
9999.135.a2021.264
Collection
Citation
“"Our Lady's Shrine" at the Boston School for the Deaf,” Turner Free Library Digital History Collection, accessed May 13, 2024, https://turnerfreelibrary.omeka.net/items/show/669.