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Massachusetts cities and towns with their historical property surveys online

 
 
 
 
 
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Several cities and towns in Massachusetts have conducted surveys of their historic properties. Unfortunately, the reports have been typed onto forms, which are assembled into binders and typically found in the library or city hall.

A few cities and towns have worked to move these documents online.

This short document contains links to those that have done this based on their responses in May 2008 to a post to the 750-member MassHistPres list maintained by the Massachusetts Historical Commission.

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05/30/2008
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leewright

leewright

Thanks, Earl. I'll update this document.

03/23/2009
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ermmwwt

ermmwwt

Hi Lee, For Dorchester, MA, we have entered the text of the neighborhood surveys on the www.dorchesteratheneum.org website, but I am not sure how you would want that information reported to this group. Earl Taylor

03/20/2009
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