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Worshipful Master and Grand Baker, Jesse P. Pattee

August 27, 2009Blog19th century, Academy Street, Adeline Hill, Arlington History, bakery, Cotting's Bakery, Ebenezer Lerned, Grand Warden, Hiram Lodge, Jesse Peaslee Pattee, Mason, Masonic, masons, Massachusetts Avenue, Menotomy Hall, Universalist Church, West Cambridge, West Cambridge Street Railway Companyahsadmin

Jesse Peaslee Pattee (1804-1863) was both a Master of the Hiram Lodge and it’s landlord, for Hiram Lodge met in Menotomy Hall, the second story of Mr. Pattee’s own bake … Continue reading Worshipful Master and Grand Baker, Jesse P. Pattee →

Menotomy Hall and The Eureka

July 31, 2009Blog19th century, Arlington History, Arlington Veteran Firemen's Association, bakery, Menotomy Hall, postcard, Town HallDoreen Stevens

In 1906, Menotomy Hall was demolished to make room for Arlington’s grand new Town Hall, realized in 1913. The humble Menotomy Hall housed much Arlington history with its ground floor … Continue reading Menotomy Hall and The Eureka →

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Established in 1897 in Arlington, Massachusetts.

Tag Archives: Menotomy Hall

Worshipful Master and Grand Baker, Jesse P. Pattee

Menotomy Hall and The Eureka