This report details the activities of the Commission on Marking Historical Sites of the City of Boston from 1924 to 1937. It provides a valuable record of the city's efforts to identify, commemorate, and preserve its rich historical heritage during this period. The report offers insights into the specific sites deemed significant, the criteria used for their selection, and the methods employed to mark and interpret them for the public. A crucial resource for researchers and anyone interested in Boston's history, urban development, and the evolution of historical preservation practices.
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