External Links and Further Reading
- Howard Mansfield, "The Bones of the Earth". Shoemaker Hoard, 2004, ISBN 1-59376-040-X
- Cambridge Historic FAQ
- The Washington Elm
Coordinates: 42°22′35.66″N 71°07′20.00″W / 42.3765722°N 71.1222222°W / 42.3765722; -71.1222222
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