Christmas rose in a revolutionary town

Dec 9

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Untitled oil on panel, by Joseph Q. Daily, in the "33rd Annual Almost Miniatures Show, at Francesa Anderson Fine Art, Lexington, Mass., through Jan. 13. — Untitled oil on panel, by Joseph Q. Daily, in the "33rd Annual Almost Miniatures Show, at Francesa Anderson Fine Art, Lexington, Mass., through Jan. 13.

Statue of Captain John Parker and Hayes Memorial Fountain, on Lexington Common, by H.H. Kitson. Lexington and Concord were, of course, where the American Revolutionary War got going in earnest. — Statue of Captain John Parker and Hayes Memorial Fountain, on Lexington Common, by H.H. Kitson. Lexington and Concord were, of course, where the American Revolutionary War got going in earnest.

Francesa Anderson Fine ArtJames Q. DailyLexingtonMass.

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