The Crooked & Narrow Streets of the Town of Boston 1630-1822
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The famous Julien soup still keeps his reputation in remembrance. The heirs sold to a commercial company in 1823, and the house was taken down.
The Stackpole house was on the east corner of Milk and Devonshire Streets, facing Milk Street, originally part of the Cromwell estate, and was bought by William Stackpole in 1 790. He was a noted merchant and left many valuable estates in the town, in State Street, Dock Square, and elsewhere. In 1871 the corner stone of the Post Office was laid, and thi...s corner was included in the Federal Building.
SECTION III SOUTH END OR many years this part of the town was very Hke a large village, for it was in a great measure devoted to gardens, residences, and the large houses of the rich and fashionable. On the east side, near the water, were ropewalks. It was not until towards the middle of the nineteenth century that business gradu- ally but steadily entered its precincts — that is, business as we know it to-day. It is now devoted entirely to business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The famous Julien soup still keeps his reputation in remembrance. The heirs sold to a commercial company in 1823, and the house was taken down.
The Stackpole house was on the east corner of Milk and Devonshire Streets, facing Milk Street, originally part of the Cromwell estate, and was bought by William Stackpole in 1 790. He was a noted merchant and left many valuable estates in the town, in State Street, Dock Square, and elsewhere. In 1871 the corner stone of the Post Office was laid, and thi...s corner was included in the Federal Building.
SECTION III SOUTH END OR many years this part of the town was very Hke a large village, for it was in a great measure devoted to gardens, residences, and the large houses of the rich and fashionable. On the east side, near the water, were ropewalks. It was not until towards the middle of the nineteenth century that business gradu- ally but steadily entered its precincts — that is, business as we know it to-day. It is now devoted entirely to business.
What to read after The Crooked & Narrow Streets of the Town of Boston 1630-1822?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Haven Thwing to read onlineMoreLess
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