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Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston (1901)

Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 164

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he roof Each of these towers termi-nated in a pointed roof of slate, and were capped with a stonebaU set in lead, except the middle tower, which had a woodenone. The strength with which it was constructed, with thequaint architecture, led for a time to the supposition that itwas intended for a… … TRIANGULAR WAREHOUSE. Warehouse fronted Eoebuck Passage, which has become, bytransition, the extension of Merchants Row. The passage,named from a tavern called the Eoebuck, within its limits,was a tortuous defile a hundred feet in length, varying in widthfrom thirteen to twenty feet, but was still…

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