1,168 Comments for Salesian School

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Weasel - You went to Cat-lick school? Well .. that explains a LOT.

Just kidding, sweets. Luv you.
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I went to Catholic school for 12 years. These are common structures on the grounds of convents and monasteries. They are prayer grottos, Motts is correct. Usually a statue of a Saint or of Mary is placed inside and it is a place to pray and to reflect in a religious manner. Some places have beautiful flowers and gardens planted around it. Most likey not a building.
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Wow Motts, that's real pretty. . . . . . . . .
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This is beautiful
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I went to Home Depot but they didn't have the enough watts in the right size.
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it looks like a building stood there. Just saying this because i think i see some foundation
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Well it couldv'e been used for something other than hightening the piles at the junkyard.
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iI was there '76-'78. When I think of how we used to buff those floors........

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Looks like something off an movie
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We found that chalk board and added to the scribbles
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ITS SAINT ROB
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I grew up in the Orange County area. I was shocked to see that the Salesian School is in ruins, as it was still in operation in 1980 when I left. It is a sad reminder of my mortality...
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Jim H, that is great!

Looks like they took out the altar too.
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Of the probably 100s of chairs on this site, this is by far my favorite!
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Looks like Jenny and Megan did some re-decorating...