A blog discussing the history of the great state of Massachusetts
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The Helen Moseley House was located on the former Moseley Estate in Newburyport, now Maudslay State Park. The house was built between 1939 and 1941. The ... (read more)
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The Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in Boston. (read more)
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Moulton castle was built by Civil War Captain Henry W. Moulton in the late 1800s. The castle was torn down in 1900 after it was purchased ... (read more)
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The gates to the former Moseley estate at Maudslay State Park have been nicknamed the Gates of Hell ever since the park opened up in 1985 (read more)
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The Lyceum restaurant, now the 43 Church restaurant, was once the location of Bridget Bishop's apple orchard. Bridget Bishop was accused of witchcraft during the Salem ... (read more)
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Faneuil Hall, circa 1890-1906 (read more)
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Bunker Hill Monument, circa 1890-1900 (read more)
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The U.S.S. Constitution served as housing for sailors at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in the 1890s. (read more)
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The Union Oyster House is Boston's Oldest Restaurant (read more)
History of Massachusetts
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