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City of Worcester: 300 Years

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City of Worcester: 300 Years 17 The Common, established in the mid-1600s, has remained an anchor from the early settlement to the bustling streets of today. Left: The Civil War monument on the Common from the perspective of where the Main Street branch of the Worcester Public Library stands today. Above: The Common with reflecting pool in 1972. The pool was removed in the early 2000s. Residential to Industry Looking East from Denny Hill, Ralph Earl, 1800. Capturing the region's agrarian beginnings, rolling hills and pastures are dotted by buildings; the only perceivable road is the Post Road to Boston. source: Wikimedia Commons, collection of Worcester Art Museum source: Worcester Historical Museum source: Worcester Historical Museum

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