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Boston Harbour

Discovered in 1614 Boston harbour played an important role in American history. By 1660 almost all imports came through this greater boston area. Such was the influx of people to the area Boston established itself as a booming city requiring the creation of the first ever steam powered sewage system. Boston Harbour is home to the famous Cunard Wharf

Picture No
11007034
Media ID
46078985
Size
8661px x 6108px (43.7MB)
Credit
© Kye Elliott / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Original Celluloid' negative
Date
1902

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Booming Cunard Discovered Established Imports Influx Itself Requiring Sewage Wharf


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