TALK:CONCERT HALL (BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS)

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Query of late colonial ownership

There is a reference in the MFA's book on Copley that William Turner (whose chalk portrait Copley did) bought the Concert Hall from John Hancock, I believe. Is there any confirmation on that? I.e., did Hancock purchase it from DeBlois? More info would be interesting if anyone knows. Dellaroux ( talk) 01:43, 24 September 2010 (UTC) reply

Query of late colonial ownership

Query of late colonial ownership

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