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Babson Boulders at Dogtown Millionaire philanthropist Roger W. Babson hired immigrant stone cutters to inscribe boulders in Dogtown Common with words of inspiration during the era of the Great Depression. In addition, numbers were inscribed on rocks near some of the old Dogtown Common settlement sites to identify their location in respect to a guide that was put out on the area. |
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| Visit the following sites to see some
photographs of the inscriptions: Bill Franson's Dogtown Project Biking Dogtown Dogtown Pictures, Postcards, Paintings
presented by North Shore Community College
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| The wonderful people at the Babson College Archives provided us with this copy
of the map below. The
map is not signed nor sourced, cautions the archivist. To learn more about Roger Babson, see the Roger W. Babson Biography, also part of the Babson College Archives. |
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