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"The Warren"
It opened as the Commonwealth Hotel in 1892. Its original advertising read "Modern Improvement, Electric Lights, and Steam Heat." In 1905, the building was bought, rebuilt and renamed the Warren by Ransom F. Taylor. Later, the Warren became the Mayflower and was eventually torn down.
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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
"The Warren"
It opened as the Commonwealth Hotel in 1892. Its original advertising read "Modern Improvement, Electric Lights, and Steam Heat." In 1905, the building was bought, rebuilt and renamed the Warren by Ransom F. Taylor. Later, the Warren became the Mayflower and was eventually torn down.
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Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
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It opened as the Commonwealth Hotel in 1892. Its original advertising read "Modern Improvement, Electric Lights, and Steam Heat." In 1905, the building was bought, rebuilt and renamed the Warren by Ransom F. Taylor. Later, the Warren became the Mayflower and was eventually torn down.
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