Carroll College

Carroll College, founded in 1909 as a Catholic preparatory school for boys, was later a high school and college for young men. The first women were admitted when a school of nursing opened, run by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, attached to St. John's Hospital, in the 1940s. Carroll is is now a Catholic four-year liberal arts college. It is located at 1601 N. Benton Avenue.

Sources at Lewis & Clark Library

1. Liffring, Bob. Tour Train Companion. Helena, Montana: Manx Publishing Co. 63-64. [Shelfmark M 978.66 L]
2. Paladin, Vivian, and Jean Baucus. Helena: An Illustrated History. Helena, Montana: Montana Historical Society Press, 1996. 123, 145, 126-147, 162, 167, 178, 191. [Shelfmark M 978.6615 P]
3. Campbell, William C. From the Quarries of Last Chance Gulch. Vol. 2. Helena, Montana: Bell-Arm Corp., 1964. 57. [Shelfmark M 978.66 C Vol. 2]
4. "University for Helena." Helena Independent 13 October 1908. Pages 1, 5.
5. "Carroll College is Observing its 55th Anniversary." Independent Record 12 July 1964.

Sources at the Montana Historical Society Research Center

1. Ogle, William Joseph. Bishop John Patrick Carroll and Carroll College. Helena, Montana: Carroll College. 1951. [Shelfmark 377.82 OG5B]
2. Helena Independent. University for Helena. Oct. 13, 1908.
3. Carroll College or "Jack's Castle": From Dreams to Reality. Vertical File.
4. "Carroll College is Observing its 55th Anniversary." Independent Record 12 July 1964.
5. "University for Helena." Helena Independent 13 October 1908. Pages 1, 5.

State Historic Preservation Office

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On-line resources

1. Carroll Centennial Home
2. "Carroll College is Observing its 55th Anniversary." Independent Record 12 July 1964.
3. "University for Helena." Helena Independent 13 October 1908. Pages 1, 5.
4. Caroll College or "Jacks Castle": From Dreams to Reality 

5. Mount St. Charles College: A Catholic College on the American Frontier