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1964: Views of Arlington Center east of Mystic Street

January 18, 2017Blog1964, Alson's Shoes, Arlington, Arlington Catholic High School, Arlington Furniture, Brigham's, Crisafi, Ligett Rexall, Mary Alyce Shop, Massachusetts Avenue, Meford Street, Mystic Street, Nevaire, Norman Hurst, Poly Clean, Regent Theatre, Sheehy's, St. AgnesRichard Duffy

It’s 1964. Comets could be seen streaking down Massachusetts Avenue. The Comet automobile, that is. Some likely purchased at Arlington’s Bonnell & Stokes Lincoln-Mercury-Comet dealership located between the Center and the Heights. But I digress . . . . This post continues one from last month, offering a unique tour of Arlington Center over … Continue reading 1964: Views of Arlington Center east of Mystic Street →

Edith Winn, Schoolgirl

March 25, 2009Blog19th century, Arlington Catholic High School, Arlington Center, Arlington History, Edith WInn, Russell School, Winn Familyahsadmin

As a youngster, Edith Winn, Nina’s cousin, attended Arlington Center’s Russell School. The red brick Russell School, serving as the bottom portion of Arlington Catholic High School, still shelters area students in the twenty-first century.

Arlington Historical Society

Established in 1897 in Arlington, Massachusetts.

Tag Archives: Arlington Catholic High School

1964: Views of Arlington Center east of Mystic Street

Edith Winn, Schoolgirl