Bunker Hill Monument - Charleston, Boston Mass.
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Bunker Hill Monument - Charleston, Boston Mass.
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Bunker Hill Monument - Charleston, Boston Mass.
Bunker Hill Monument. Frontispiece of Richard Frothingham's "The Battle of Bunker Hill." The end of the first high school building shows at the left. The house with the cupola is that of Phineas J. Stone on Con... More
Bunker Hill Monument and three brick residences - Charleston, Boston M...
Bunker Hill Monument and three brick residences. 1848. From a booklet of that year, containing the "Panoramic View from Bunker Hill Monument," drawn by R.P. Mallory. The three brick residences seem to have been... More
Bunker Hill Monument looking east - Charleston, Boston Mass.
Bunker Hill Monument looking east. Old North Church in right background and #7 Monument Square (with cupola) erected 1848 by the Hon. G. Washington Warren, first Mayor of Charlestown, 1847-1850, later state sen... More
Bunker Hill Monument - Charleston, Boston Mass.
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Monument and First High School - Charleston, Boston Mass.
Monument and First High School. House on the east corner of Monument Street was built by Mrs. Henry Forster. Courtesy of Boston Public Library
Bunker Hill Monument showing Monument Square Methodist Church - Charle...
Bunker Hill Monument showing Monument Square Methodist Church. Three At the left is the house occupied by John Wade Damon (Sawyer pp. 405-8) and purchased in 1863 or so by Capt. Washington Thomas, said to have ... More
Bunker Hill Monument, approached from the South - Charleston, Boston M...
Bunker Hill Monument, approached from the South. Apparently when Monument Avenue was quite new, and only wooden houses stood at intervals along it. The avenue was not completed until 1871, according to Hunnewel... More
Monument & new mansion at Monument Street (now number 22) - Charleston...
Monument & new mansion at Monument Street (now number 22). Stereoscopic view without any publisher's name. It must have been taken in 1874. Home built by T. H. Gilman in 1874, and a few years later occupied by ... More
Parade, July 3, 1875 - Charleston, Boston Mass.
Parade, July 3, 1875. Turning down Winthrop Street from Monument Square. A sketch appearing in the supplement to Frank Leslie's newspaper. Courtesy of Boston Public Library
Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown - Charleston, Boston Mass.
Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown. Shows three church steeples, left to right: Harvard Church (Unitarian); Winthrop Church (Congregational) and second Trinity Church (Methodist). Courtesy of Boston Public Library