Image Gallery
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Mechanics' Hall, 1881
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Huntington Ave. (at left), at Copley Square, 1889
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Huntington Ave., 1920
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Horticultural Hall, at corner of Huntington and Massachusetts Ave., 1920
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Overview of Huntington Ave., 20th c., in vicinity of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Number 39 MBTA Bus from Forest Hills Station to Back Bay Station via Huntington Ave., 2008
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Stenciled crosswalk across Huntington Ave in front of the New England Conservatory of Music, 2008
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Mother Church, 2008; Huntington Ave. (at left)
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