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North End Historical Museum now open

The much-awaited North End Historical Museum, 3 Prince Street on the Freedom Trail is now open to the public, Tuesdays through Sunday from 10:30am to 5pm.

Visitors can view an array of yesteryear of a community that had three changes of nationality living in the small neighborhood.

The museum was made possible by the continuous efforts of the North End Historical Society which is the caretaker of the new and interesting place to visit.

The Society is currently conducting its annual membership drive at a cost of $30 a member and $50 for a family membership.

Phil Orlandella

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