April 25, 1908
NEW ST. TERESA'S ACADEMY.
It Will Be Near Fifty-Fifth and Main
Streets and Will Cost $300,000.
Architects Wilder and Wight are drawing plans for a new school building which is to be erected by the Sisters of St. Joseph in charge of St. Teresa's academy, near Main street and Fifty-fifth. The Sisters recently closed a deal with E. S. Yoemans for the purchase of a twenty-acre tract in this vicinity at a cost of $40,000, and will shortly begin the erection of the school building. It is understood about $300,000 will be expended on the building. St. Teresa's academy is exclusively for girls.
Labels: architects, Fifty-fifth street, Main street, nuns, schools
