A few years later, in 1840, a Women's nondenominational seminary high school was established in response to Kennedy's call for a monument, in St. Marys City and as a "living monument" to the beginnings of religious tolerance.
A few years later, in 1840, a Women's nondenominational seminary high school was established on the grounds of the old St. Marys City in response to Kennedy's call for a monument. Its founders described it as a "living monument" to the beginnings of religious tolerance.