http://smsa59.forumotion.net/saint-mary-springs-history-f8/-t1.htm This short history was taken from the Wikipedia. Does anyone have any more history to expand on this? Wed, 27 May 2009 00:36:01 GMT 10 http://i62.servimg.com/u/f62/13/92/61/46/the_do10.jpg http://smsa59.forumotion.net/saint-mary-springs-history-f8/-t1.htm http://smsa59.forumotion.net/saint-mary-springs-history-f8/wikipedia-history-of-the-springs-t6.htm Washbush St. Mary's Springs history is long and proud. The Sisters of Saint Agnes came to present site of the school in 1901 to open a sanitarium. The first building built on the site, Boyle Hall, was constructed in 1901 and still stands. It was used as a sanitarium, along with St. Agnes Hall until 1909 when it was converted into a boarding school for girls. The first graduation was held in 1911. The school, though run by the Sisters of St. Agnes, became affiliated with Catholic University of America ... SAINT MARY SPRINGS HISTORY Wed, 27 May 2009 00:36:01 GMT http://smsa59.forumotion.net/saint-mary-springs-history-f8/wikipedia-history-of-the-springs-t6.htm#9 http://smsa59.forumotion.net/saint-mary-springs-history-f8/wikipedia-history-of-the-springs-t6.htm