Historia de Chelsea: el Hogar de Soldados en Powderhorn Hill, tierra de veteranos desde 1881
Parte 6 de 6: el Highland Park Hotel dedicado como Hogar de Soldados en 1881, un exalcalde como comandante, y el nuevo…
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Chelsea History: The Soldiers’ Home on Powderhorn Hill, Veterans’ Ground Since 1881
Part 6 of 6: the Highland Park Hotel dedicated as a Soldiers' Home in 1881, a former mayor as commandant, and the…
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Historia de Chelsea: el Chelsea judío y la Sinagoga de Walnut Street, la reina de las sinagogas
Parte 5 de 6: el asentamiento judío más denso del país, catorce congregaciones entre las guerras y el santuario de 1,109 asientos…
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Chelsea History: Jewish Chelsea and the Walnut Street Synagogue, the Queen of Synagogues
Part 5 of 6: the densest Jewish settlement in the country, fourteen congregations between the wars, and the 1,109-seat sanctuary on Walnut…
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Historia de Chelsea: el Hospital Naval de Admirals Hill y el suero contra la influenza de 1918
Parte 4 de 6: uno de los tres primeros hospitales de la Marina, un suero que redujo las muertes del 38 al…
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Chelsea History: The Naval Hospital on Admirals Hill and the 1918 Influenza Serum
Part 4 of 6: one of the Navy's first three hospitals, a serum credited with cutting deaths from 38 to 4 percent,…
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Historia de Chelsea: el incendio del 12 de abril de 1908, que destruyó 2,822 edificios en un día
Parte 3 de 6: una alarma a las 10:44, un vendaval de 40 millas, un arsenal que ardió con la ropa de…
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Chelsea History: The Fire of April 12, 1908, Which Destroyed 2,822 Buildings in a Day
Part 3 of 6: a 10:44 a.m. alarm, a 40-mile gale, an armory that burned with the militia's clothes inside, and a…
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Historia de Chelsea: Lewis Latimer, nacido en Chelsea en 1848, dibujó el teléfono y mejoró la bombilla
Parte 2 de 6: el caso de esclavos fugitivos que cambió la ley de Massachusetts, un veterano nacido en Chelsea que aprendió…
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Chelsea History: Lewis Latimer, Born in Chelsea in 1848, Drew the Telephone and Improved the Light Bulb
Part 2 of 6: the fugitive slave case that changed Massachusetts law, a Chelsea-born Navy veteran who taught himself to draw, and…
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