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In 1808, in this little house on Paca Street in Baltimore, Elizabeth Seton opened her first Catholic school and welcomed the first women to be known as Sisters of Charity. |
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The sisters lived in the Stone House when they moved from Paca Street to the Valley in Emmitsburg
in July, 1809. |
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The White House was built soon after the sisters settled in Emmitsburg and accepted students into their school. |
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