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Wadsworth House Review
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Wadsworth House
Houses / Mansions, Cambridge
Fodor's Review:
On the Harvard University side of Harvard Square stands the Wadsworth House, a yellow clapboard structure built in 1726 as a home for Harvard presidents. It served as the first headquarters for George Washington, who arrived on July 2, 1775, to take command of the Continental Army, which he did the following day. The house, closed to the public, now houses the Alumni Office and the offices of Harvard's library director.
INFO
- Address: 1341 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA
- Metro: Harvard
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