Photo Gallery
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- This is one of Paul Fenlon’s favorite photos of himself (probably because his glasses are covered). I took this during a snow flurry just outside his turret room on our way back from church.
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- Family photo dated 1933 or 1934. Paul Fenlon with his sister Mercedes and his niece Betty as a small child.
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- The ‘sheet room’ or vestibule with the door to the ‘biffy’ straight ahead. Described on pp. 7-8 of Old Notre Dame.
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- Entrance to Paul Fenlon’s room, 141 Sorin Hall. On the right is the dresser and on the left the room divider. This view is the first thing I saw on my initial visit (Old Notre Dame, p. 8).
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- Paul Fenlon in 141 Sorin with Chet Grant (foreground). I took this photograph while we were chatting before visiting the ‘subway’ downstairs (Old Notre Dame, p. 102).
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- This photo on the Sorin porch was taken just after our visit with Madame Sorin. She is front row, center, standing next to Paul Fenlon (Old Notre Dame, p. 108).
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- Paul Fenlon (left) with Pat Manion (right), just after the dean had finished his story about the ghost of Washington Hall (Old Notre Dame, pp. 142-48).
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- Paul Fenlon with his cane at our party, seated on the couch next to ‘Big Boy’ (Old Notre Dame, pp. 183-85).
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- Paul Fenlon’s desk. This is one of the photos taken to be sure everything was put back in place after the renovation to 141 Sorin (Old Notre Dame, pp. 231-32).