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It closed in 2017.
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From Rensselaer, Indiana
These photos are from Rensselaer, Indiana, and this is/was part of St. Joseph's College.
It closed in 2017.
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19 comments:
This is a beautiful church. The architecture is magnificent. I can just imagine that the campus is gorgeous.
It's a beautiful building. So what is in it now?
It Is a beautiful building. I also wonder what it is today. What is the green roof made of? Copper?
Beautiful old brick buildings.
I hope the buildings will be preserved even if the college has closed. I wonder if the bells are rung regularly.
What a fabulous building! I hope it will be taken care of and not left to the elements.
Hari OM
I too wonder if preservation is mind, or if this amazing building will succumb to 'progress' ... YAM xx
That's a beautiful building. I love the look of older architecture. Since it closed I hope they find another use for the building. It would be sad to see it fall into disrepair
Gosto da arquitectura e aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Budget woes? Sad to have just read it closed down. Such a beautiful building.
What an impressive building ! Sad It closed down! Hope they shifted somewhere else:)))
Devi:)
I think I've been through Rensselaer. I remember when the college closed. It was sad to me because there was so much history surrounding it. One of the huge problems I have with the Catholic Church and how they spend vast amounts of money but that is a rant I will not start here.
I think the campus is being used again. The church is beautiful.
xx, Carol
What magnificent architecture. I like the close views. Friendship
I love the architecture of the past. It paid close attention to detail.
Beautiful architecture. I love the clock tower.
What a fine looking old building with such beautiful detail.
I think this is a Catholic college. I love the green top of the building, especially the one with the clock. : )
~Sheri
It did look like a college building with the unusual spires. I hope everything stays standing.
Gorgeous architecture found in these buildings! I hope that the buildings will be repurposed and preserved since the college's closing.
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