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@HistoricBoston
Strengthening Boston's Neighborhoods through Historic Preservation
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  • @HistoricBoston
    Historic Boston
    @HistoricBoston
    Aug 19
    Thanks to all that made it out to our Annual Celebration at the Roslindale Substation on July 29th! HBI has partnered with the Southwest Boston CDC to establish a Community Investment Tax Credits (CITC) Fund, providing more benefits for you and the community. Help us secure the
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    Historic Boston
    @HistoricBoston
    Dec 8, 2025
    Your 2025 progress update on the Old Corner Bookstore😁🫶 historicboston.org/your-support-h… #oldcornerbookstore #boston #history
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    2025 Progress on the Old Corner Bookstore - Historic Boston Inc (HBI)
    From historicboston.org
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    Historic Boston
    @HistoricBoston
    Nov 21, 2025
    Happy #officeartifactfriday! Today we give you HBI's collection of #photos of the Orange Line taken by a mystery Historic Boston employee in the 1970s! The photographer had quite the eye with these captivating views from the Orange Line 📸 📸 @MBTA #orangeline #boston
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    Historic Boston
    @HistoricBoston
    Nov 20, 2025
    Support small businesses with Historic Boston Inc. - HBI and American Express on Small Business Saturday November 29! ~American Express is recognizing HBI and our support of small businesses in 2025~ Small Business Saturday started in 2010 by American Express to support small
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    Historic Boston
    @HistoricBoston
    Nov 18, 2025
    From now until mid-January the Boston Athenaeum and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will be celebrating the life and works of Allan Rohan Crite— a Boston artist known for the way he glorified the everyday lives of Boston's Black communities. Some of Crite's work was
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