Bowen's New Guide to the City of Boston And Vicinity: State of Massachusetts
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Besides the stores and places of business in the Village, there are fine country seats and substantial farm-houses thickly arranged, surrounded with fruit and other trees — giving the place a very picturesque ap- pearance. At the northerly part, near Roxbury, 26 BOSTON.
the land rises to the height of 885 feet above the sea, affording a delightful view of Boston and the harbor. Savin Hill, which lies in the north-east corner of the town, is a place of considerable resort during the summer seaso...n. Squanturn Peninsula, in Quincy, near Neponset bridge, is fa- mous for its yearly feast of shells.
CITY OF ROXBURY.
The most populous part of this city is about 2 miles from the State House, and is so immedi- ately connected with Boston as to appear as a part of the same. It was incorporated as a town Sept.
28, 1630, and as a city, March 12, 1846. This place always had advantages over other towns in the vicinity, as it was the only one from which the inhabitants could reach Boston by land. There are now three wide thoroughfares leading from Boston to Roxbury, and the Boston and Providence Rail Road passes through the whole length of that City — giving residences to numerous business men of Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the stores and places of business in the Village, there are fine country seats and substantial farm-houses thickly arranged, surrounded with fruit and other trees — giving the place a very picturesque ap- pearance. At the northerly part, near Roxbury, 26 BOSTON.
the land rises to the height of 885 feet above the sea, affording a delightful view of Boston and the harbor. Savin Hill, which lies in the north-east corner of the town, is a place of considerable resort during the summer seaso...n. Squanturn Peninsula, in Quincy, near Neponset bridge, is fa- mous for its yearly feast of shells.
CITY OF ROXBURY.
The most populous part of this city is about 2 miles from the State House, and is so immedi- ately connected with Boston as to appear as a part of the same. It was incorporated as a town Sept.
28, 1630, and as a city, March 12, 1846. This place always had advantages over other towns in the vicinity, as it was the only one from which the inhabitants could reach Boston by land. There are now three wide thoroughfares leading from Boston to Roxbury, and the Boston and Providence Rail Road passes through the whole length of that City — giving residences to numerous business men of Boston.
What to read after Bowen's New Guide to the City of Boston And Vicinity: State of Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Bowen to read onlineMoreLess
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