In the Spirit of Kemper Hall

Two sisters leave the Community, one Latin teacher throws in the towel, Mother Margaret Clare endures.

A biography of a famous alumna as Kemper Hall edges carefully into the Twentieth Century

Every summer from the late 1890s until 1920, the fresh, clean air on the shores of Lake Michigan at Kemper Hall provide respite for hundreds of children from the slums of Chicago.

Kemper Hall grows from Durkee House to a ground breaking school for young women.

Sister Margaret Clare is the driving force for Kemper Hall from 1878 to 1918.

Episode One tells a brief history of Kemper Hall's founding and previews some of the interviews with alumnae, teachers, and Sisters.