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Cambridge, Mass.
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“Assembly of 4000 Patriots” forces resignation of mandamus councilors1
AFC01
Borland residence1
DJA01
Botanical Garden1
EJA01
Brattle residence1
DJA01
bridge eases travel to1
AFC07
Brighton (now Boylston) Street1
EJA01
British officers prisoners in1
DJA04
building of fortifications at1
AFC01
Charles Storer visits Nathaniel Tracy at1
AFC07
Christ Church1
AFC02
Common1
AFC06
Constitutional Convention meets in1
DJA02
construction of defenses at1
DJA02
count sits at1
AFC07
Craigie House1
DCA04
395*
East Cambridge1
DCA04
296*
Fogg Art Museum1
DCA05
xii*
glassmaking in1
DCA06
xvii*
“Great Bridge” across Charles River1
EJA01
Harvard bicentennial1
DCA07
88-89*
Harvard Square1
LJA01
Harvard Yard1
AFC03
John Vassall's house as Washington's headquarters (later known as Craigie, then Longfellow house)1
AFC01
JQA in1
DCA05
126*
Lechmere's Point1
DCA04
264*
“Little Cambridge” (Brighton)1
DJA03
New-England Chronicle published in1
AFC01
“Newtown”1
DJA03
Provincial Congress meets at1
PJA03
Provincial Congress meets in1
DJA02
registry1
DCA08
293*
shortage of firewood in1
DQA02
superior court term in1
DJA02
Thomas Hooker in1
DJA03
Vassall-Longfellow house1
AFC07
virtually deserted (1775)1
PJA03
votes for Hancock for governor1
DQA02
Washington and Lee expected in1
PJA03
Watch House Hill1
EJA01
Waterhouse residence on Waterhouse St.1
AFC04
Winthrop residence at Boylston and Mount Auburn streets1
AFC04
Winthrop’s house, Boylston and Mt. Auburn streets1
EJA01
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Harvard College
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Somerville, Mass.
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