File:Birthplace of OWHolmes.jpg
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DescriptionBirthplace of OWHolmes.jpg |
English: Original title: "The Gambrel-roofed House"
Original caption: "Dr. Holmes's birthplace in Cambridge. Built in 1730; torn down after the death of the Doctor's mother inn 1862. It was General Ward's headquarters in the Revolution, and General Warren slept there before the Battle of Bunker Hill." |
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Date | Unknown date; presumably before building torn down in 1862; published in 1915 | |||
Source | Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Dr. Holmes's Boston. Ed. Caroline Ticknor. New York and Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1915. | |||
Author | Photographer unidentified | |||
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