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Religious of the Sacred Heart

Religious of the Sacred Heart is a Michigan historical marker in Detroit, Wayne County, dedicated 1984.

Wayne County · dedicated 1984 · South of East Jefferson Between Beaubien and St. Antoine, Detroit

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Responding to a request from the Antoine Beaubien family, five Religious of the Sacred Heart arrived in Detroit in 1851. The nuns opened a school on the north side of Jefferson Avenue, near this site. From 1851 to 1861 the school occupied three locations on Jefferson Avenue. The religious also taught in French-, Italian-, and English-speaking parishes. In 1861 they erected a school on this site. It operated until 1918. It was relocated on Lawrence Avenue from 1918 to 1958, when it was moved to Bloomfield Hills.

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