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    Plan Presented to the Honble the State Commissioners. For the Improvement of the Back Bay.

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    Title
    Plan Presented to the Honble the State Commissioners. For the Improvement of the Back Bay.
    Author
    Sears, David
    Tappan & Bradford's Lith.
    Date
    1852; 1852
    Subject
    Real estate development – Boston (Mass.) – Maps
    Back Bay (Boston, Mass.) – Maps
    Boston
    Massachusetts
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/1052
    Abstract
    Bounded on the north by Mill Dam, on the east by Boston Common, on the south by Tremont Street and on the west by Tide Mill Road. " See Mr. Sears' letter to the Commissioners dated December 30, 1850". David Sears was a prominent Boston philanthopist and Chairman of the Back Bay Commisson. Members of the Commission included Simon Greeleaf, Joel Giles, and Ezra Lincon, Jr.
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