Rogers Hall School
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Rogers Hall School was a college preparatory finishing school for girls with day and boarding students in Lowell, Massachusetts. Founded by Emily and Elizabeth Rogers, who donated their family's property for the school, it was open for 80 years until 1973. Its first principal, Mrs. E.P. Underhill, remained at the school for 18 years.[1]
The school's literary magazine was known as Splinters.[2][3]
The property is now an apartment complex for seniors and people with disabilities.[4]
The school archives are in the collection of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.[5]
Alumni
- Blanche Ames Ames[6]
- Starr Faithfull (dropped out shortly before graduation)[7]
- Edith Nourse Rogers
- Rebecca Tobey[8]
References
- ^ "The Story of Lowell's Rogers Hall". Forgotten New England. July 23, 2012.
- ^ "Splinters Vol. 1-3".
- ^ "Rogers Hall School Splinters 1900-1969 | Access Genealogy". January 5, 2015.
- ^ "Peabody Properties, Inc. |".
- ^ Sampas, Tony. "LibGuides: Center for Lowell History Collections: Rogers Hall School for Girls". libguides.uml.edu. Retrieved July 3, 2022.
- ^ Summary, Ames Family Papers, 1812-2008, Sophia Smith Collection, Five College Archives and Manuscript Collections.
- ^ Landrigan, Leslie (June 8, 2015). "The Mysterious Death of Starr Faithfull Reveals the Sordid Secret of a Boston Mayor". New England Historical Society. Retrieved August 13, 2022.
- ^ "About Rebecca". Rebecca Tobey. Retrieved March 3, 2018.
External links
- Lowell’s Rogers Hall School for Girls from the Lowell Historical Society
Categories:
- Defunct schools in Massachusetts
- Finishing schools
- Defunct girls' schools in the United States
- Education in Lowell, Massachusetts
- Schools in Lowell, Massachusetts
- Educational institutions disestablished in 1973
- 1973 disestablishments in Massachusetts
- 1922 establishments in Massachusetts
- Educational institutions established in 1922
- Massachusetts school stubs
- Women's history stubs