File:Brown School, Somerville, Massachusetts.jpg
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English: The Brown School, on Willow Avenue in Somerville, Massachusetts. Walter T. Littlefield, Commissioner of Public Buildings, architect, 1900. As of 2020 this is the oldest operating school building in Somerville. |
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| Source | Somerville Board of Trade, Somerville, Mass. The Beautiful City of Seven Hills: Its History and Opportunities (Somerville, MA: A. Martin & Sons, 1912) |
| Author | Unknown author |
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