For #TombTuesday, the monument at the grave of Fannie Farmer in Mount Auburn #Cemetery #CambridgeMA. She taught my immigrant Irish grandmother at Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery in 1910. Her grave at #MountAuburnCemetery was visited annually by Julia Child. #BostonHistory
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*Don't Look Back* but this past weekend back in 1729 was the first ever concert in America. Held in Boston, it was *More Than A Feeling.*
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Mary Dyer was a Quaker who was hanged in Boston for her beliefs and because she gave birth to a deformed child. Her death could be considered a prequel to the Salem witch trials 30 years later. #TombTuesday #BostonHistory #FemaleMartyrs
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Here is Boston 120 years ago! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5B1MLmaTpk&ab_channel=NASS @universalhub @gbhnews @histodons #boston #bostonhistory #urbanhistory #history
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Closed For Nearly 50 Years: A History Of The Sahara Syrian Restaurant. Located on Shawmut Ave in Boston’s South End, the fascinating building remains essentially unchanged since it’s closing. https://passionatefoodie.blogspot.com/2020/09/closed-for-nearly-50-years-history-of.html?m=0 #Boston #restaurant #Southend #history #Bostonhistory
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Myles Standish Hall, Boston University 1959 #BostonHistory #BostonUniversity #VintageCars
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James Storrow and his wife fought the City of Boston till their respective deaths trying to stop what is now Storrow Drive from being built. They wanted that area to remain a nature preserve. After their deaths the City had no metaphoric road blocks stopping them, so obviously the road was built and in the ultimate F*** Y** the City named the road James Storrow Drive. #BostonHistory #Boston