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Summary
Gardner building||E. G. Gardner (Jackson Sq., E. W.)
Courtesy of Weymouth Public Libraries, Tufts Library
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gardner block
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Date
1910 - 1940
Source
Weymouth public libraries Tufts library
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Public Domain