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I am at the point in my review of the pictures I took in Worcester, Waltham and Newton, Masachusetts where I no longer have doors related to the reason I was searching these towns, but I still have interesting doors to share. Many of the buildings in the gallery are on the U.S. National Registry of Historic Places. Unfortunately, these particular records have not been converted for digital access.
I was able to find some basic information on city and church websites, as well as on Wikipedia. This information is presented in the captions. Some are lengthy – you know the drill, open the gallery slideshow, click on the ‘i’ in the circle. I wish I had more information to offer.
I hope you also have time to visit some of the participants who have provided links and/or pingbacks to the doors they are sharing today. If you don’t have time today, please come back on Sunday for the weekly recap.
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