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| One of the finest historic buildings on Beacon Hill is the Nichols House Museum. The Nichols House Museum was built in 1804, and was purchased in 1880 by a physician, Nicholas, where his daughter, Rose Nicholas, lived until 1960. Miss Nicholas is known as a pioneer in women's emancipation and the World Peace Movement, but is also a collector, displaying the collected interiors and antiques. As a gardener, the garden is one of the highlights. |
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  Park Street Station Park Street StationRoute from Park Street Station Directions from Lewisburg Square  http://www.nicholshousemuseum.org/ |
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Acorn Street
Louisburg Square
Nichols House Museum
Museum of African American History
Massachusetts State House