| 1893/00/00 |
Robert Swain Peabody |
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17 and 21 Hawthorn Rd are built on the same property by Mary Hutchinson Page, wife of George H Page of the Metropolitan Steamship Co on India Wharf, Boston. Mary Page founded the Brookline Equal Suffrage Association. |
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| 1913/00/00 |
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The two houses, still owned by Mary Page, first appear on separate lots in the 1913 Atlas. Mary will continued to own both sites until 1923. |
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| 1927/00/00 |
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The Atlas lists Amy P Davol owner of 21 Hawthorn Road. The lot has been expanded to include portions of another lot to the south, and a masonry garage had been installed near the road to the southeast of the house. |
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| 1927/00/00 |
Louise Andrews Kent |
Home |
The 1927 Atlas lists I R and Louise Andrews Kent as owners of 17 Hawthorn Road. |
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| 1953/00/00 |
Louise Andrews Kent |
Author |
"...with Kitchen Privileges", a novel by Louise Andrews Kent based on her life at 17 Hawthorn Road, is published. The Appendix to the book contains old-fashioned recipes for the dishes that are in the book. |
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| 1955/00/00 |
Louise Andrews Kent |
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"The Brookline Trunk" a children's history of Brookline by Louise Andrews Kent is published. |
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