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Name |
Sisters of St. Joseph |
Number of Archive records |
7 |
Number of Object records |
1 |
Number of Library records |
4 |
Number of Photo records |
7 |
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1991 Spring Amelia Now - Magazine
Magazine originally published in 1975 by Helen Litrico as a guide to visitors to Amelia Island, FL. Contains various historical articles, advertisements, and photos.
Record Type: Library
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Bosque Bello Cemetery 1994 - Print, Photographic
Photographs in Bosque Bello Cemetery taken June 1994 showing graves, markers and statuary from 19th and 20th centuries.
Record Type: Photo
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French connection - Notebook
Notebook of Sam Boyd's research for his July 2013 presentation on the French connection. Includes chapters on Fort Caroline, Dominique de Gourgues, French and Indian War, the American Revolution, the French Revolution, Republic of West Florida, role of Thomas Jefferson, Louis Aury, Sisters of St. Joseph.
Record Type: Library
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Great Floridians 2000 - Pamphlet
The Great Floridians 2000 program was designed to recognize individuals who distinguished themselves through their philanthropy, public service or personal or professional servce, and who have enhanced the lives of Florida's citizens.
Record Type: Library
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Saint Joseph Nuns - Photograph, Black-and-White
Graves of the Sisters of Saint Joseph in Bosque Bello Cemetery adjoining Old Town. The nuns were much beloved by the community for their devoted nursing services during a Yellow Fever epidemic. They also formed the cultural center of the town, maintaining a convent school for Catholic and non-Catholic children and giving lessons in music and fine needlework. From a photo album with various groups of pictures and negatives. Museum Walking Tour
Record Type: Photo
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Sisters of Saint Joseph (Nuns) - Photograph, Black-and-White
Another view of the graves of the Sisters of Saint Joseph in Bosque Bello Cemetery adjoining Old Town. The nuns were originally buried in Villalonga Park between the Convent and St. Michael's Church. According to local lore, when the nuns were exhumed for re-burial in Bosque Bello, the workman smelled "the fragrance of roses." From a photo album with various groups of pictures and negatives. Museum Walking Tour
Record Type: Photo
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Sisters of St Joseph - Print, Photographic
Sisters of St. Joseph identified by Sister Albert, Archivist Sister of St. Joseph, St. Augustine. Front row: Sister Anna Clotilde Rohler; Sister Mary Henrietta Manney Back row: Sister Mary Benedict; Sister Mary Scholastica; Sister Francis Assisium; Sister Mary Josephine (the last living of the early sisters from La Puy in France); Sister Mary Geraldine. 2 copies and negative. Same as 1991.025.003
Record Type: Photo
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Sisters of St. Joseph - Print, Photographic
Six Sisters of St. Joseph Left to right: (standing) 1. ?, 2. Sister Mary Agnita, 3. Sister Chlotilde, 4. Sister Geraldine, 5. Sister Josephine; (kneeling) 6. Sister Mary Leonard, 7. Father Halligan's dog named Satan, 8. young Chris Bassetta, 9. Mrs. Mike Bassetta (Jackie)
Record Type: Photo
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Sisters of St. Joseph - Print, Photographic
Jackie Bassetta, her son Mike, and the Father Halligan's dog Satan, with Sisters of St. Joseph. Sister Josephine is on far right. Sister Geraldine is next to Sr. Josephine
Record Type: Photo
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St. Joseph's Academy organ - Organ, Reed
This organ was built for the sisters of St. Joseph's Academy for their Chapel. In 2010, St. Michael's Academy renovated the Chapel for a different use and donated the organ to the Museum. It is a pump organ built by The Farrand Company of Detroit MI. Company history: Started in Detroit MI as Detroit Organ Co. in 1881. Bought out by Detroit music dealer C. J. Whitney and organ builder Edwin S. Votey in 1883 and incorporated as Whitney Organ...
Record Type: Object
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The Story of a Nun: Jeanie Gordon Brown - Book
Biography about Scottish-born nun, Jeanie Gordon Brown.
Record Type: Library
