3-STORY COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE (PROBABLY THE BRATTLE INN, CAMBRIDGE, MASS)

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3-STORY COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE (PROBABLY THE BRATTLE INN, CAMBRIDGE, MASS)

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96.32.1.5

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3-STORY COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE (PROBABLY THE BRATTLE INN, CAMBRIDGE, MASS) A black and white reproduction photograph of a three-story Colonial style house, probably the Brattle Inn in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where Thomas Temple boarded while attending Harvard Law School. There is a porch running along the main portion of the front of the house with an awning covering the front and a vine growing at the left side. A long flag pole juts out at an angle from the top of the porch. There appears to be a side entrance at the left of the photo. Some bushes, shrubs, and trees are seen around the house, mainly at the left side. There are some discolored portions of the photo at top center and to the left. From a negative owned by Ruth Ann Michaelis. In mint condition. None Number-Units: 1

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DOCUMENTARY ARTIFACT, Photographs, Hotels, taverns, etc.--Cambridge (Mass.)

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