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| All Hallows Amphitheater |
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| St. Albans french class enjoys the Amphitheater on a spring day |
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| The Procession, Amphitheater Dedication, October 2008 |
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| New railings installed in Amphitheater |
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| Bishop Satterlee conducts a service in Amphitheater, 1901 |
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| Beautiful stonework in the tiers |
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Important persons in the Amphitheater’s reconstruction. (left to right: Anne Elsbree, Don Partlan, Michael Vergason and
Dede Neal Petri) |
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| The beauty of the completed Amphitheater |
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| The beauty of the completed Amphitheater |
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| The crowds gather for the dedication |
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| All Hallows Guild Amphitheater, 1924 |
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| In 1929, the Amphitheater held over 9,000 persons. Then, rows of wooden bleachers. Today – lovely stone terraced tiers in a beautiful pastoral setting. |
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The Olmsted Woods & Restoration
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Woodland Path
This pathway through the Woodlands, called the Pilgrim Way, with native wildflowers, shrubs and trees, was started with a Founders Fund Award from the Garden Club of America (1955). The 10 year Olmsted Woods Restoration Project re-surfaced this ¼ mile path. |
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| Woodland Path |
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| Woodland Path |
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| Woodland Path |
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| Woodland Path |
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| Woodland Path |
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Woodlands Bridge
Architect, Walter Ramberg. Refurbished and Dedicated (2004)
Donors: Maxine Isaacs and Jim Johnson. |
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| Woodlands Bridge |
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| Pilgrim Way |
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| Pilgrim Way |
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| Pilgrim Way |
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| Pilgrim Way Opening – Cutting of the Ribbon. Left to right: Jose Silva, Dede Petri, Ray Mims and Anne Elsbree (November 2000) |
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| Anne Elsbree and Olmsted Woods Volunteers |
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