Edward H. Savage, author of Police Recollections; Or Boston by Daylight and Gas-Light ., Boston events: a brief mention and the date of more than 5,000 events that transpired in Boston from 1630 to 1880, covering a period of 250 years, together with other occurrences of interest, arranged in alphabetical order

Churches

Endicott st., Catholic, completed and consecrated, Nov. 6, 1836

A new Church built, 1877

Federal street Society meet in a barn, May, 1729

Barn converted into a Church, Sept., 1729

A new house completed and dedicated, 1744

The Federal Constiution adopted there, Feb., 1788

The second new house dedicated, Nov. 3, 1809

Sold, to be removed for stores, Jan. 30, 1845

First, State and Devonshire streets, mud walls, thatched roof, August, 1632

Joy's building site, built of wood, 1640

Absentees fined three shillings each 1646

In Cornhill, burned, Oct. 4, 1711

In Cornhill, rebuilt of brick, 1712

People ask the town for a clock, 1716

In Cornhill street, again burned, Mar. 20, 1760

In Cornhill street, again rebuilt, 1761

In Cornhill street, last service, July 17, 1808

In Chauncy place, first service, July 21, 1808

In Chauncy place, removed for stores, June, 1868

Corner Marlboro and Berkeley streets, dedicated, Dec. 10, 1868

Freeman place, Congregational, first occupied, 1850

Franklin st., Catholic, completed and consecrated, Sep. 29, 1813

Sold and being removed for stores, Sept., 1860

German, Shawmut avenue, dedicated, May 28, 1877

Gloucester place, completed and dedicated, Apr. 3, 1868

Green street, Advent, corner-stone laid, Apr. 8, 1826