Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cambridge Historical Commission, Preservation Award
MA Historical Commission, Preservation Award, November 2017
Description
Historic preservation
Site
A landmark in Harvard Square
Design
This beloved building was originally designed by Boston architect Edmund March Wheelwright in 1909. A century after its completion, the Castle retained much of its original character, but required exterior restoration, a new fire egress, and interior improvements.
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