Eighty years ago, what did we want to remember about Massachusetts?
By Chris Marstall
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October 30, 2011
Those familiar white signs that mark historical sites in Massachusetts were all planted in 1930, and tell a very particular story of how the state began. Now half of them have vanished.
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