stands near the corner of Broadway and Illinois Avenue in East Somerville. The Ursulines were invited back to the Boston area in 1946, when a new Ursuline Academy was established on Arlington Street in Boston. The school is now located in Dedham. Footnotes References Bisson, Wilfred J., Countdown to Violence: The Charlestown Convent Riot 1834: New York: Garland: 1989: . Hammett, Theodore M. "Two Mobs of Jacksonian Boston: Ideology and Interest." Journal of American History (1976): 845-868. in JSTOR Primary sources Newspaper accounts (Also cited as "Burning".) External links Ursuline Report of the Burning of the Convent, August 11, 1834. Catholic University:University Archives, box 1, folder 5, item 1 (n.a., n.d., n.p.) The Ursuline Convent, Charlestown, Mass., Collection - online images from American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives, Catholic University of America. The Nunnery As Menace: The Burning of the Charlestown Convent, 1834 by Jeanne Hamilton, O.S.U. 1834 riots History of Catholicism in the United States Anti-Catholic riots in the United States 1834 in the United States Religious riots Riots and civil disorder in Massachusetts 1834 in Massachusetts Religious buildings and structures in the United States destroyed by arson August 1834 events Charlestown, Boston Somerville, Massachusetts History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts Fires in Massachusetts