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The test, run November 2026
Negative — and the traps named. No National Register of Historic Places listing for the Saint Mary's College campus at Notre Dame appears in the record, and the negative prints whole, because the register's Saint Marys are a thicket of other institutions: the St. Mary-of-the-Woods Historic District (2017) is the Sisters of Providence ground at Terre Haute, not this campus; the Kentucky St. Mary's College district (1980) is another state and another school; the Monroe, Michigan, academy district is a third. None of them migrates onto the bluff. The campus's historic standing rests on its own record — an 1855 foundation, an 1886 church, buildings by named architects across a century — and not on a federal listing the record does not contain.
Sources
- National Register of Historic Places records, as reached — the St. Mary-of-the-Woods Historic District (2017), the St. Mary's College Historic District, Kentucky (1980), and the Monroe, Michigan, academy district, each belonging to another institution.