Lives That Speak and Deeds That Beckon

"It all began in 1860s when several liberal Unitarian Christian families moved from Boston to Grantville, as Wellesley Hills was called then, when the railroad arrived. With no Unitarian church in town, they found a minister they liked in Needham, managed to lure him away, and rented Maugus Hall, a town community center, for services."--Back cover.

Year

2016

Language

English

Publisher

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Editions

1

Pages

226

ISBN

9781539723141

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