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Abiah Franklin and “Mother Goose”
Downtown
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17th Century
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Anne Hutchinson Statue
Downtown
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17th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism
Charlotte C. Johnston (1845 – 1917) and Sarah Jane Frances Johnston (1850 – 1925)
Dorchester: Upham's Corner
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Dorcas ye (the) Blackmore (c. 1620 – 1677)
Dorchester: Meeting House Hill
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Home of Elizabeth Peabody
Jamaica Plain
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Marker at Home Site of Zipporah Potter Atkins
North End
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Mary Chilton Winslow
Downtown
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Mary Dyer Statue
Downtown
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Old Corner Bookstore
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Plaques to North End Women
North End
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Statues of Women Dissenters: Mary Dyer and Anne Hutchinson
Beacon Hill
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