King’s Handbook of Boston

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King’s Handbook of Boston is a richly illustrated late-19th-century guidebook that offers detailed historical and cultural insights into the city of Boston.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf guidebook
non-fiction book
travel guide
about architecture in Boston
culture of Boston
history of Boston
tourism in Boston
author Moses King NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts Back Bay NERFINISHED
Beacon Hill NERFINISHED
Boston Common NERFINISHED
Boston Harbor NERFINISHED
Boston Public Garden NERFINISHED
Boston Public Library NERFINISHED
Bunker Hill Monument NERFINISHED
Cambridge, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Faneuil Hall NERFINISHED
Harvard University NERFINISHED
Massachusetts State House NERFINISHED
Old State House (Boston) NERFINISHED
era Gilded Age
genre guidebook
travel literature
hasDigitalRepresentation scanned copies in online libraries
hasPart descriptions of Boston neighborhoods
descriptions of parks and squares
descriptions of public buildings
historical sketches of Boston
illustrations of Boston landmarks
maps of Boston
illustrationStyle richly illustrated
illustrator various illustrators
intendedAudience residents of Boston
visitors to Boston
language English
mainSubject Boston NERFINISHED
mediaType print
notableFor comprehensive coverage of Boston landmarks
detailed historical descriptions of Boston
extensive illustrations
originalLanguage English
publicationPlace Boston NERFINISHED
publisher Moses King Corporation NERFINISHED
setting Boston NERFINISHED
subjectHeading Boston (Mass.)—Description and travel
Boston (Mass.)—Guidebooks NERFINISHED
timePeriodCovered late 19th century

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Moses King notableWork King’s Handbook of Boston
Moses King notableWork King’s Handbook of Boston
this entity surface form: King’s Handbook of the Boston Harbor