One member's amateur attempt to capture
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Sign at the entrance to Mooseheart
Football stadium where the Red Raiders play is to the left as you enter and can be seen from the road
Administration Building is to the right as you view from the road
Centennial Plaza, the first thing one sees as you enter the grounds
The Campanile and Visitor's Center viewed from the back
Bronze statue of James J. Davis, founder of Mooseheart located on the back of the Campanile Building
To the right of the Campanile, as you enter is the Museum
If you think ritual is tough now, how would you like to wear this outfit?
An impressive building, the Mooseheart House of God
One of the residential buildings for older students
One of the stores on campus where students can purchase clothing, school supplies and other necessities
The entrance to a residence in the Baby Village, a place every visitor wants to see
Sitting around the dining room table with one of the House Parents
Everything is scaled to fit in the Baby Village and the bathtub, foreground, is raised so the House Parents don't have to bend over so much
Children are taught to make their beds very early
This young man gave a picture he had drawn to another visitor with the condition that she promise to put it on her refrigerator door
Finally, at the time of my visit in October, 1997 this 6 months old infant was the youngest resident of Mooseheart
