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contents
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Cover,
Contents, and Preface
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In
printable format
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pdf,
1.5 Mb
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Introduction:
Lenox is Announced
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The
announcement in the press of the launching of the Lenox subdivision. , and
an overview with cover page, authorship and preface, and a table of
contents
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pdf,
1.2 Mb, 7p.
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1
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Descendants of Andrew and Rebecca McFarland: Six Generations
of Family, Farm, and Homestead
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An account of the
family that farmed the land and resided there until urbanization
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pdf, 1.2 Mb, 32p.
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1a
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Supplement
to Part 1
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Details regarding
the McFarland land
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pdf, 1.0 Mb, 4p.
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2
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Urbanization Crosses
Park Avenue: the development of Newton Square
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Residential development
of the Newton Square area, closer to the city center and one growth cycle
earlier, sets the stage for Lenox.
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pdf, 2.6 Mb, 24p.
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2a
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Supplement
to Part 2
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Subdivision plans
for Newton Square
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pdf, 2.5 Mb, 14p.
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LENOX
- Phase One:
A Land Development Enterprise
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Planning, marketing,
selling, and building, 1909-1916
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pdf, 2.7 Mb, 32p.
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LENOX
– Phase Two:
Going its Own Way
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The young
neighborhood in a volatile housing market, 1917-1929
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pdf, 1.1 Mb, 24p.
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LENOX
– Phase Three:
(title
undecided)
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The neighborhood at
middle age, in harder times, 1930-1960s
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(not yet ready)
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The Scotts of Maplewood Road
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A notable early
family of Lenox
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pdf, 1.1 Mb, 13p.
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Images of Lenox (Index)
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Index of
downloadable photos, paintings, and sketches of Lenox from the narrative
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jpg, various sizes
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Return
to WorcesterThen
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