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Historic leaves, volume 1, April, 1902 - January, 1903, Somerville as I have known it (search)
Somerville as I have known it by Amelia H. Wood. I shall not soon forget my first impression of my present home as I saw it one pleasant day in September, 1853. We drove through Charlestown, turning off at Cambridge, now Washington, street, where stood a large wooden building known as the Russell house, an old-fashioned country tavern, where the farmers could stop on their way to or from the city for rest or refreshment. It was afterwards cut into sections and moved to Brighton street, making homes for numerous families, and is still so occupied. Only a few other buildings or dwelling houses were there at that time. On the left was a marsh extending to the land owned by the McLean Asylum for the Insane, and beyond the Lowell railroad. On the right, I remember the Monroe house, with a blacksmith's shop, and on the site of that shop one of the Monroe family now lives. The Hadley house at the corner of Franklin street, and another near the railroad bridge were the only on