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Historic James J. Hill House boasts legacy of service to Catholic education

James J. Hill’s wife, Mary Meaghan Hill, was the last member of the family to live in the Hill family’s opulent 36,000-square-foot mansion at 240 Summit Avenue. When she died in 1921, she had no will, and an equal share of her estate passed to each of her children.

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The making of St. Kate’s

The year 1937 was pivotal for Sister Antonia McHugh and the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul. Sister Antonia retired after 23 years as the leader of the college, first as its dean and then as the college’s first president. A few months later, she received word that St. Catherine’s would be the first Catholic college to be granted a Phi Beta Kappa chapter.

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