- were
built for
Anson Phelps Stokes in 1893.
Andrew Carnegie acquired Shadowbrook in 1917 and died
there in 1919. It
served as a
Jesuit novitiate from...
-
estates started to
break up
during the 1920s. Carnegie's
widow sold
Shadowbrook to the
Jesuits for a
seminary in 1922. The
Depression made it harder...
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Museum complex. In 1893,
Stokes built Shadowbrook, a 100-room
Berkshire Cottage at Lenox, M****achusetts.
Shadowbrook was so
large that a
family anecdote...
- M****achusetts location, a
former Jesuit seminary on a
property called Shadowbrook,
opened in
December 1983.
During the 1980s,
Kripalu grew to have over...
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Edited by
Carey Komadina Music by
Clayton Worbeck Production company Shadowbrook Pictures Distributed by Epic
Pictures Group Dread Central Presents Release...
- Lawrence, M****achusetts.
After high
school he
studied for
priesthood at the
Shadowbrook Jesuit seminary in Lenox, M****achusetts,
while also
attending Boston...
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Orleton Oronoque Overlee Pine Acre Pine
Needles Rock
Ridge Searles Castle Shadowbrook Spring Lawn
Stonover Summerwood Sunnyridge Tanglewood The
Homestead The...
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William J.
Burns International Detective Agency, and his
family moved to
Shadowbrook, a
house on
Scarborough Road, in 1917.: 117
Frank DuMond lived in the...
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Marble Falls,
Dogpatch USA,
Dogpatch Funicular Tram (1971–1993) Capitola,
Shadowbrook (1958–),
single car
incline used to
access a
unique riverfront restaurant...
- of
Foreign Service. He then left
Georgetown to
become the dean of the
Shadowbrook Jesuit House of Studies. In 1928,
Nevils was made the
president of Georgetown...
