File:1849 ScripturalDiorama1 BoylstonHall Boston.png
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Description1849 ScripturalDiorama1 BoylstonHall Boston.png | Exhibition every evening and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Sacred dioramas now exhibiting at Boylston Hall, corner of Washington & Boylston Streets, scriptural dioramas of the creation of the world. ... |
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Source | American Broadsides and Ephemera, Series 1 |
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