Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Patriots Day: "William Dawes" in Brookline
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Join us at the Devotion House on Patriots Day, April 16th, for an open house and the annual visit of "William Dawes" in a recreation of Dawes' ride through Brookline on his way to Lexington in 1775. House tours, music and activities begin at 9:30, followed by the expected arrival of Dawes on horseback at 10:50.
Meanderings through the thickets of Brookline's past
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Ken Liss, the author of this blog, has been president of the Brookline Historical Society since June 2009. A retired librarian, he has lived in Brookline since 1996.
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