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464:Hopedale Community House (1922) — 43 Hope St.,
205:Edwin James Lewis Jr. was born May 1, 1859, in
400:All Souls' Church (1907) — 60 Huntington St.,
1070:Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni
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759:Who's Who in America
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257:Union Club of Boston
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