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Blake Park: History of a Brookline Neighborhood
Two Police Officers Who Gave Their Lives in Service to the Town
The Brookline Reservoir & the Cochituate Aqueduct
Friends of the Old Burying Ground
The Peabody Sisters in Brookline and Beyond
The Historical Stained Glass Treasures of the First Parish Church
Life & Legacy of John Wilson
The History of Commonwealth Avenue: Ghosts and Shadows of Boston's Automobile Row
At Home with H. H. Richardson
Publications
From The Brookline Historical Publication Society
The Brookline Historical Publication Society, formed in 1895, was a predecessor of the Brookline Historical Society.
First Series, 1895-1896
A Letter From Rebecca Boylston To Edward Boylston
Sharp Papers in the Brookline Public Library
Brookline In The Revolution
Papers Of The White Family Of Brookline, 1650-1807.
Roxbury Church Records Relating To Brookline
Early Notices Of Local Events
Letter from Brigadier-General Edward A. Wild to the Brookline War Committee
First Parish Church Records of Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths, for 100 Years
(courtesy, Google Books)
The History of the Lyceum Movement In Brookline
Brookline In The Civil War
Second Series, 1897-1900
Three Glimpses of Brookline, In 1700, 1800; and 1900
by Marion L. Sharp
Major Thompson's Deposition. Being a spirited protest to the General court by a Brookline patriot of 1775, against the forcible quartering of soldiers in his domicile.
The Brookline Town Meeting
The Devotion family of Brookline
Extracts from the Account Book of John Goddard of Brookline
(courtesy, Google Books)
More Early Notices of Local Events
Collected by Miss Ellen Chase.
Town Papers. Selected
by Edward W. Baker.
Brookline in the Anti-Slavery Movement
by Harold Parker Williams
Some Works Relating to Brookline, Massachusetts
By Charles Knowles Bolton (courtesy, Google Books)
From The Brookline Historical Society
1903 Publication #1
Jeremy Gridley
1903 Publication #2
Elhanan Winchester
Recollections of Brookline
Brookline Village, 1865 To 1902
1904 Publication #3
John White Of Muddy River And Descendants Of His Son Benjamin
The Centennial of Blue Hill Academy
1923, Publication #5
Land Ownership in Brookline
1935, Publication #6
Reminiscences of Harvard Street; Old Harvard Street
Other
The History of Green Hill
by Julia Goddard, 1902
Recollections of Brookline
by Samuel Aspinwall Goddard
