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on Mount Saint Alban was eventually begun in 1897, and mostly completed by the 1980s, testifying to its founders' and visionaries' original conceptions. Memorial slabs recognizing Bishop
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built a summer camp and later retreat center known as the "Claggett Center". It serves the recreational, physical education, and spiritual needs of young
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