Stella Niagara Academy

Original front door Center bay main entrance and steeple

Steeple with cross finial Terra cotta roofs

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Original front door

Pointed Gothic arch with hoodmold supported with with foliate corbels Statue niches (pronounced NEESH or NITCH)

English tower Chapel door Crenelated tower top Louvered belfry Stained glass window with hoodmold and corbel supports Traceried design in entrance

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Battlement Hoodmold and corbel supports above trefoil arch in belfry

Hoodmold and corbel supports help shelter stained glass window from rain Opalescent glass Center quatrefoil design

Terra cotta roof Hooded arcade stained glass windows Vertical pier buttresses Three stringcourses

Hooded arcade stained glass windows with top quatrefoil Note Slawinski-designed geometric stained glass windows

Pointed Gothic arch Pilasters include cornerstone, detailed below:

1929 cornerstone

Note terra cotta heads on top stringcourse

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Sport helmet

Terra cotta coats of arms

Label molding with label stops

Crinoidal limestone and sand came from the Queenston Quarry across the river

Window originally installed in the chapel of the former St. Aloysius Academy in New Lexington, Ohio
Mother Magdalen Damen, founder of the Sisters of St. Francis Lived in the Netherlands and known for teaching poor children basic skills, including sewing Two details below:

Building architect:	Albert A. Post
Other churches designed by Post:	Annunciation RC Church Chapel of the Holy Rosary