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May Day in Charlestown with CPS

Join the Charlestown Preservation Society and Charlestown’s small business community for “May Day in Charlestown”Saturday, May 6th from 11AM to 3PMFind Event Information here. CPS May Day activities include: “If This House Could Talk…”(Self-Guided Walking Tour of Historic Homes),andChildren’s Architectural Scavenger Hunt Check here for a listings of participating house, maps, and scavenger hunt details..  If your house could talk…what would it say?? As […]

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Winthrop St and O’Reilly Family

34 Winthrop Street was built in 1855, and is notable for its occupancy by one of Boston’s most famous Irish-American families composed of John Boyle O’Reilly, his wife, Mary Murphy, and their four daughters. All six led amazing lives of heroism, advocacy, leadership and literature that helped transform the city of Boston and the Nation.  […]

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Abolitionists in Charlestown

The Fowler House 112 High Street was built in 1824 by Samuel Fowler, a man who escaped slavery in New York and the patriarch of a family that worked tirelessly for the abolition of slavery and equal rights.  Samuel Fowler (1778-1863) was born in 1778 into slavery in Troy, New York. In 1799, New York […]

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