Boston a Guide book to the City And Vicinity
Boston a Guide book to the City And Vicinity
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From the Old South to the " Tea Party " Site. At the Old South we turn into Milk Street, but before doing so we should identify the site of the Province House, the official residence of the royal governors, pic- tured in Hawthorne's " Legends of the Province House. " This mansion stood nearly opposite the meetinghouse, well back from the main street, above a handsome lawn ornamented by two noble oaks at the street front. A foot p. Assage from Washington Street goes back into Province Court, the... original approach to the stables of the Province House.
It was a stately house of brick, three stories, with gambrel roof, and a high cupola surmounted by a figure of an Indian with drawn bow and arrow, another specimen of the handiwork of "Deacon" Shem Drowne, maker of the grass- hopper on Faneuil Hall. The approach was by a high flight of stone steps leading to a portico, over which appeared the royal arms in deal and gilt. It long outlived the Province period. After the Revolution it served the Com- monwealth a while as the Government House, for the sittings of the governor and council, and for state offices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the Old South to the " Tea Party " Site. At the Old South we turn into Milk Street, but before doing so we should identify the site of the Province House, the official residence of the royal governors, pic- tured in Hawthorne's " Legends of the Province House. " This mansion stood nearly opposite the meetinghouse, well back from the main street, above a handsome lawn ornamented by two noble oaks at the street front. A foot p. Assage from Washington Street goes back into Province Court, the... original approach to the stables of the Province House.
It was a stately house of brick, three stories, with gambrel roof, and a high cupola surmounted by a figure of an Indian with drawn bow and arrow, another specimen of the handiwork of "Deacon" Shem Drowne, maker of the grass- hopper on Faneuil Hall. The approach was by a high flight of stone steps leading to a portico, over which appeared the royal arms in deal and gilt. It long outlived the Province period. After the Revolution it served the Com- monwealth a while as the Government House, for the sittings of the governor and council, and for state offices.
What to read after Boston a Guide book to the City And Vicinity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin M Edwin Monroe Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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