Brookline
Brookline
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is closely interwoven with the neighborhood life is shown by the use made of the reading rooms and the circulation of 164, 573 volumes in 1908. The building more re- cently occupied by the library and erected in 1867 has been outgrown and is soon to be replaced by an imposing structure of modern de- sign and equipment.
It will be remembered that in the early days of the Colony and for many years after the creation of the State the church and the local gov- ernment were so closely associated tha...t the Meeting House was a town institution. The first house of wor- ship in Brookline was constructed in 1 71 5. This proving inadequate after ninety years was replaced by a second structure erected near by. The First Parish Unitarian Church is representative of the old organiz- ation and its present beautiful edi- fice at Walnut and Warren Streets is on the site of the second of the Meeting Houses. The Second Uni- tarian Society has its church in Sewell Avenue. The Baptist Church in Brookline was organ- ized in 1828 and its edifice is on Beacon at Park Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is closely interwoven with the neighborhood life is shown by the use made of the reading rooms and the circulation of 164, 573 volumes in 1908. The building more re- cently occupied by the library and erected in 1867 has been outgrown and is soon to be replaced by an imposing structure of modern de- sign and equipment.
It will be remembered that in the early days of the Colony and for many years after the creation of the State the church and the local gov- ernment were so closely associated tha...t the Meeting House was a town institution. The first house of wor- ship in Brookline was constructed in 1 71 5. This proving inadequate after ninety years was replaced by a second structure erected near by. The First Parish Unitarian Church is representative of the old organiz- ation and its present beautiful edi- fice at Walnut and Warren Streets is on the site of the second of the Meeting Houses. The Second Uni- tarian Society has its church in Sewell Avenue. The Baptist Church in Brookline was organ- ized in 1828 and its edifice is on Beacon at Park Street.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Alma Cummings to read onlineMoreLess
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