Victorian Boston Today: Twelve Walking Tours

Victorian Boston Today: Twelve Walking Tours
ISBN-10
1555536050
ISBN-13
9781555536053
Category
Architecture
Pages
284
Language
English
Published
2004
Publisher
UPNE
Author
Mary Melvin Petronella

Description

Twelve unique tours complete with maps, telephone numbers, and other practical enhancements and tips are offered in this guidebook to Boston's nineteenth-century landmarks and luminaries, including the South End's residential square and Jamaica Plain's pastoral landscape. Original.

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