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Washington Street as it was. By Mrs. O. S. Knapp.
Washington street has always been a much-traveled thoroughfare, and was the first street laid out in the early settlement of the place.
I will write briefly of the houses and their occupants as I remember them from Union square to Medford street on the northerly side of Washington.
Three houses have been moved, viz.: the house owned by the Stone family, that stood near the present site of the Stone building, was moved several years ago to make room for business purposes.
Both the Prospect Hill and Pope schoolhouses are located where dwelling-houses once stood.
Mr. Bonner, who lived where the Prospect Hill schoolhouse now stands, moved his house up the hill on Bonner avenue. A family by the name of Harrington lived where the Pope schoolhouse is located.
Next below where we lived was the old Shedd place, known to Revolutionary fame, as a British soldier was killed in the house on the retreat from Lexington.
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