. Rand, McNally Boston guide to the city and environs, with maps and illustrations ... Fairbanks HouseDedham (1636) RAND McNALLY BOSTON GUIDE 23. The EsplanadePage 50 In Post Office Square stands a memorial fountain erected inhonor of George T. Angell, founder and for forty years presidentof the Massachusetts Society for the prevention of Cruelty to WASHINGTON STREET This is the longest thoroughfare under one name in NewEngland. It extends from Boston to Providence, Rhode the city, its length is from Haymarket Sq. to the Ded-ham line. In the earliest record of it, it is called th
. Rand, McNally Boston guide to the city and environs, with maps and illustrations ... Fairbanks HouseDedham (1636) RAND McNALLY BOSTON GUIDE 23. The EsplanadePage 50 In Post Office Square stands a memorial fountain erected inhonor of George T. Angell, founder and for forty years presidentof the Massachusetts Society for the prevention of Cruelty to WASHINGTON STREET This is the longest thoroughfare under one name in NewEngland. It extends from Boston to Providence, Rhode the city, its length is from Haymarket Sq. to the Ded-ham line. In the earliest record of it, it is called the way lead-ing towards Roxbury, and at that time it was the only roadacross Boston Neck. The name of Washington was first given,July 4, 1788, to that part of the street between the Roxburyline and Dover St. In 1824 it was applied to the whole lengthfrom Roxbury to Dock Sq., where the street then ended, re-placing the names Cornhill (Dock Sq. to School St.), MarlboroSt. (School to Summer), Newbury St. (Summer to Essex), andOrange St. (Essex to Dover). It was cut through to HaymarketSq. in 1872. Between State St. and Water St. it is coloquia
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