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Lydon's Funeral Chapel, pictured here and in the background of yesterday's post, was built in the 18th century and given to a young lady as a wedding present from her father. This handsome building has also served as a birthing house, nursing home, and it's present function as a funeral home. Quincy residents who were born here have returned many years later to pay their respects.
The stone grotto-like structure functions as a waterfall in warmer weather. On occasion the grounds of the funeral home become enshrouded in bubbles from a local soap prankster.
Quincy (Kwin' zee), Massachusetts, City of Presidents and Birthplace of the American Dream
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4 comments:
Very nice building. I like the idea of the full circle.
Nice shot and interesting history. The landscaping is always so manicured around those buildings!
Thats a lovely looking building. Nice post.
What a beautiful building with such interesting history... Very fitting for a City so rich with history!
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