Where to Go How to Get There
Where to Go How to Get There
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When completed, will be the largest and best equipped railroad station in the country.
37 King's Chapel.
Built by the British, and remains unchanged. Corner Tremont and School Sts.
38 Park Square.
With monument in center, representing " Lincoln libera- ting the slave, " and Providence depot (Old Colony system. ) 39 Blackstone Square.
On the west side of Washington St. , between West Brookline and West Newton Sts.
40 Franklin Square.
On the east side of Washington St. , between East Brookline an...d East Newton Sts.
41 Chester Square.
Between Shawmut Ave. And Tremont St. , and extend- stkaxgp:rs directory. 77 ing to East and West Chester Park, from Dorchester to Harvard brid2:e.
CAMBRIDGE, * 42 Mount Auburn Cemetery.
Consecrated, Sept. 24, 1831, Brattle St. , Cambridge, one of the oldest, and con- taining the loveliest combination of nature and art in any cemetery in New England, and the resting place of many of her " illustrious dead, " among whom are Charles Sum- ner, Henry W. Longfellow, Phillips Brooks, Louis Agassiz, Anson Burlingame, Fannie Fern, Charlotte Cushman, Edwin Booth, Edward Everett and James Russell Lowell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When completed, will be the largest and best equipped railroad station in the country.
37 King's Chapel.
Built by the British, and remains unchanged. Corner Tremont and School Sts.
38 Park Square.
With monument in center, representing " Lincoln libera- ting the slave, " and Providence depot (Old Colony system. ) 39 Blackstone Square.
On the west side of Washington St. , between West Brookline and West Newton Sts.
40 Franklin Square.
On the east side of Washington St. , between East Brookline an...d East Newton Sts.
41 Chester Square.
Between Shawmut Ave. And Tremont St. , and extend- stkaxgp:rs directory. 77 ing to East and West Chester Park, from Dorchester to Harvard brid2:e.
CAMBRIDGE, * 42 Mount Auburn Cemetery.
Consecrated, Sept. 24, 1831, Brattle St. , Cambridge, one of the oldest, and con- taining the loveliest combination of nature and art in any cemetery in New England, and the resting place of many of her " illustrious dead, " among whom are Charles Sum- ner, Henry W. Longfellow, Phillips Brooks, Louis Agassiz, Anson Burlingame, Fannie Fern, Charlotte Cushman, Edwin Booth, Edward Everett and James Russell Lowell.
What to read after Where to Go How to Get There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by From Old Catalog T W Comp Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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