Illustration
Close-up of the Founders Memorial along the Beacon Mall on the Common, Boston, erected in 1930 CE.
Its bronze bas-relief, sitting in a large frame, shows William Blackstone welcoming John Winthrop's (l. c. 1588-1649 CE) party to Shawmut peninsula, as allegorical figures look on.
Photo: Alexandra Molnar
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