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	Original Aspinwall House & St. Paul's Church, circa 1860s Aspinwall House is on the far right, erected circa 1660, torn down 1891. Oldest of several photos with the great elm at the rear corner of the house still standing. St. Paul St. looking north, Aspinwall Ave. follows the fence to the right. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, Aspinwall Ave. Fall of the Great Elm, 1863 Three generations of Aspinwall family. (L to R) Mary Aspinwall, Mrs. Colonel Aspinwall, Colonel Thomas Aspinwall, Thomas Aspinwall, Mrs. William Aspinwall, William Aspinwall (in arms of mother) View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, circa 1880s At the site of the present-day Ward Park on Aspinwall Ave. Great elm tree is gone. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, circa 1880s New house has appeared behind St. Paul's Church View Photo View Supersize
	St. Paul's Church, circa 1880s Aspinwall House is on the far right, torn down 1891. St. Paul St. looking north to the left, Aspinwall Ave. to the right. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, Aspinwall Ave. Before 1891. Note two children peering from middle window. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, circa 1891 Fence going along the rear of the house has been removed and new one going down the backyard has appeared. Flag pole installed on top of house. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall House, circa 1891 View Photo View Supersize
	St. Pauls Episcopal Church, 1912 Aspinwall Ave. to the right View Photo View Supersize
	St. Paul's Church Aspinwall Ave. to the right, looking east; St Paul St to the left. View Photo View Supersize
	Aspinwall & St. Paul St., St. Paul's Church Aspinwall Ave. to the right, looking east View Photo View Supersize
	Second Aspinwall House, Aspinwall Hill, Winthrop Rd. Dr. William Aspinwall moved here from his former house on Aspinwall Ave.. Rear view of the house on the hill looking down towards Washington St. Front of the house is on Winthrop Rd. at the corner of Gardner Rd.. View Photo View Supersize
	Second Aspinwall House, Winthrop Rd. Intersection with Gardner Rd. is just to the right. View Photo View Supersize
	Hillcrest Guest House 111 Winthrop Rd., Aspinwall Hill; circa 1927 View Photo View Supersize
	Beacon House Beacon St. was originally known as the Mill Road Dam and was constructed to wall off the channel of water in the Charles River extending from the Boston Common to Brookline View Photo View Supersize
	Beacon St. at Park Dr., Boston Looking west from the Boston line just west of Park Dr. Buildings still stand. View Photo View Supersize
	Beacon St. at St. Marys View Photo View Supersize
	1038 Beacon St. Near the Boston line, exists today. View Photo View Supersize
	Beacon St. (before widening) & Carlton Looking northwest; school house on corner View Photo View Supersize
	Beacon St, North Side Between Carlton and Amory 1080 Beacon and 1070 Beacon in the center, all existing today View Photo View Supersize

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