A Tale of Two Eras at the Otis House
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Uncover stories of the last surviving mansion in Bowdoin Square through two distinct chapters of its history.
First, delve into the lives of the Otis family members. Built in 1796, the house reflects the wealthy couple and their growing family in the Federal era. Then, travel into the mid-19th century, when the house transformed into a genteel boarding house. The Williams sisters managed and operated a shared residence for middle-class individuals and families.
Members $15; Nonmember $20.
First, delve into the lives of the Otis family members. Built in 1796, the house reflects the wealthy couple and their growing family in the Federal era. Then, travel into the mid-19th century, when the house transformed into a genteel boarding house. The Williams sisters managed and operated a shared residence for middle-class individuals and families.
Members $15; Nonmember $20.
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141 Cambridge St, Boston, MA, United States, Massachusetts 02114
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Host or PublisherHistoric New England's Otis House
