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A map circa 1874, the Orpheum Theater(formally Boston Music Hall) is shown to be highly constricted by the urban landscape surrounding it.
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A map circa 1874, the Orpheum Theater(formally Boston Music Hall) is shown to be highly constricted by the urban landscape surrounding it.
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An antique photograph of the back entrance of the Orpheum Theatre (formally known as the Boston Music Hall).
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The originally intended front entrance of the Orpheum Theatre. This street facing entrance has since been replaced by a retail company.
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Nationally famous, the Boston Music Hall organ was the defining musical instrument of the hall and was the largest in the United States in its time.
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This roster shows the diversity of immigrants that registered in a class that offered a variety of services to immigrant families settling in the West End. The 1940s saw a continuation of immigrant families moving from Europe to the West End.
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