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Old Corner Bookstore

The historic brick structure made famous as Boston's bookstore.

Omni Parker House Hotel

The famous hangout spot for The Saturday Club and literary intellectuals in Boston.

Faneuil Hall

Where you go when you go to Boston.

Boston Athenaeum

One of America's oldest libraries.

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Old Corner Bookstore
Old Corner Bookstore
The historic brick structure made famous as Boston's bookstore.
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Omni Parker House Hotel
Omni Parker House Hotel
The famous hangout spot for The Saturday Club and literary intellectuals in Boston.
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Faneuil Hall
Faneuil Hall
Where you go when you go to Boston.
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Boston Athenaeum
Boston Athenaeum
One of America's oldest libraries.
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Boston Athenaeum
Boston Athenaeum
One of America's oldest cultural institutions
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Massachusetts State House
Massachusetts State House
Home of the Commonwealth's government.
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The Massachusetts State House
The Massachusetts State House
A grand entrance for democracy.
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Robert Gould Shaw Memorial
Robert Gould Shaw Memorial
62 names from the 54th regiment. The first black soldiers admitted into Union Forces are remembered here.
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First Harrison Gray Otis House
First Harrison Gray Otis House
The last Bowdoin mansion.
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Abiel Smith School
Abiel Smith School
This school educated African American children and witnessed the fight for, and end of, segregation.
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African Meeting House
African Meeting House
The heart of Boston's 19th century free black community and a reminder of our past.
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George Middleton House
George Middleton House
Once home to a veteran and leader; "Colonel" to the Bucks of America.
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John Coburn House
John Coburn House
Clothing shop by day, gambling den by night.
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Mt. Vernon Street Neighborhood
Mt. Vernon Street Neighborhood
Boston's Residential Acropolis
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The Phillips School
The Phillips School
The first school to [finally!] promote an interracial study body in Boston.
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Third Harrison Gray Otis House
Third Harrison Gray Otis House
Luxury and science on the Common.
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Boston Common
Boston Common
Common ground at the heart of Boston.
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Boston Commons
Boston Commons
Snap a shot of America's Oldest Park
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Lewis and Harriet Hayden House
Lewis and Harriet Hayden House
House turned Underground Railroad station that allowed an escaped slave to rescue others.
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Acorn Street
Acorn Street
Most Photographed Street in Boston
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MGH Bulfinch Building
MGH Bulfinch Building
An amphitheater for medical breakthroughs.
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John J. Smith House
John J. Smith House
The man who brought introduced fugitive slaves to abolitionists in a barber shop.
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Oxford Street Bulletin Board
Oxford Street Bulletin Board
In addition to apartments and organizations, Oxford St had a community bulletin board from c.1900-1970
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Charles Street Meeting House
Charles Street Meeting House
A church that illuminated the path to both religion and integration.