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Historic Places for Historic Parties
The Massachusetts Historical Commission is responsible for identifying,
evaluating, and protecting historical properties in the Commonwealth.
The histories of the properties listed in this publication reflect the rich
heritage of Massachusetts that MHC seeks to preserve. Rental use of these
historical properties not only keeps our state's heritage flourishing,
but also provides the public with interesting alternatives for function
space. The MHC has been overwhelmed by the popularity of this publication
and is pleased to continue offering it. This publication is published as a public service, and, therefore no
establishment paid a fee for having its property included. Information
regarding new listings and updated profiles is acquired through questionnaires
and phone inquiries. The MHC recognizes the importance of accuracy in
each establishment's profile and strives to keep all information current.
If you recognize information as inaccurate or outdated, please notify
us. In addition, if you know of an historical property that rents function
space, please contact us with the information, and it will be explored
for the next edition of Historic Places for Historic Parties. Finally, in an attempt to serve all citizens of the Commonwealth better,
this publication includes limited information regarding each establishment's accessibility.
Due to the unique architectural features of each property, levels of accessibility
vary widely. No on-site surveys were
performed by MHC staff to assess each establishment's accessibility.
Therefore, the MHC recommends calling ahead to understand fully the details
of an establishment's accessibility and to arrange for staff assistance,
which is available in most cases. Historic Places for Historic Parties (7th edition) is available for purchase at the State House Bookstore ( 617- 727-2834). |
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