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Walking Tour of Sumner Hill - CANCELLED

Presented by Jamaica Plain Historical Society at Loring-Greenough House, Boston MA

Jun 20 2020
Walking Tour of Sumner Hill - CANCELLED

Join the JPHS to tour this lovely neighborhood. Developed as a suburb by General William Hyslop Sumner in the mid-nineteenth century, this National Historic District includes one of the finest collections of Victorian houses in the area.

Join the Jamaica Plain Historical Society to tour this lovely neighborhood. Developed as a suburb by General William Hyslop Sumner in the mid-nineteenth century, this National Historic District includes one of the finest collections of Victorian houses in the area. The tour includes the ancestral home of the Dole Pineapple Company founder as well as the homes of progressives who were active as abolitionists and women suffragists.
All JPHS tours are free to the public. Tours start on Saturday at ... view more »

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Website: https://www.jphs.org

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Loring-Greenough House

12 South Street (Jamaica Plain), Boston, MA 02130
(Neighborhood: Jamaica Plain)

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