Landmark

This was the home of Aaron Hill, the First Church deacon and prominent selectman....

This was the home of Abraham Watson of the Committee of Correspondence and Provincial...

This is the site of the club organized by Jack Barry, whose member Tip...

This house was built for John Bartlett in 1873, bookseller and author of “Bartlett’s...

Built in 1727, this was the home of Tory General Brattle until 1774, quarters...

Many clay pits in North Cambridge supplied local kilns for 250 years. There's a...

Cambridge Center for Adult Education is a non-profit organization providing a wide range of...

Cambridge City Hall was a gift of Cambridge-born Frederick Hastings Rindge, California philanthropist and...

Cambridge Common is a public park in Cambridge, Massachusetts located in Harvard Square. During...