An Historic Guide to Cambridge volume 1
An Historic Guide to Cambridge volume 1
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He sold his house to Dr. Samuel Wheat, of Needham, in 1722, and re- moved to Marlborough.
H. E. McI. And M. I. J. G.
CHAMPNEY-BRIDGE-BLOWERS-HILL HOUSE. EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL (B70).
On the north side of Brattle street, corner of Mason, stands the architectually handsome group of buildings belonging to the Episcopal Theological School — St. John's Chapel, given hy Robert Means Mason, of Boston, in memory of his wife and brother; east of it, on Mason street, the house of the dean, given by... Mrs. George Zabriskie Gray; and to the west the dormitories, Lawrence and Winthrop Halls; Reed Hall, containing librarj' and class-rooms, and Burnham Hall, the refectorj', all named for their respective donors. * Until the first of these — the chapel — was built, in 1869, a rather low two-story house stood on this site, facing toward Ash street. A low wall of great round, whitewashed, beach stones ran in front of the house, which was partly hidden by a high lilac hedge. The rooms were low-studded and in the middle of the last century, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sold his house to Dr. Samuel Wheat, of Needham, in 1722, and re- moved to Marlborough.
H. E. McI. And M. I. J. G.
CHAMPNEY-BRIDGE-BLOWERS-HILL HOUSE. EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL (B70).
On the north side of Brattle street, corner of Mason, stands the architectually handsome group of buildings belonging to the Episcopal Theological School — St. John's Chapel, given hy Robert Means Mason, of Boston, in memory of his wife and brother; east of it, on Mason street, the house of the dean, given by... Mrs. George Zabriskie Gray; and to the west the dormitories, Lawrence and Winthrop Halls; Reed Hall, containing librarj' and class-rooms, and Burnham Hall, the refectorj', all named for their respective donors. * Until the first of these — the chapel — was built, in 1869, a rather low two-story house stood on this site, facing toward Ash street. A low wall of great round, whitewashed, beach stones ran in front of the house, which was partly hidden by a high lilac hedge. The rooms were low-studded and in the middle of the last century, Mr.
What to read after An Historic Guide to Cambridge volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Daughters of the American Revolution Massachusett to read onlineMoreLess
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