Dorchester Illustration of the Day no. 1568
Former Dorchester Historical Society board member Marcia Sewall is presenting Fables and Other Work in an exhibition at the Old Schwamb Mill, 17 Mill Lane, Arlington, beginning Saturday, June 18, with an opening reception that day from 2:30-4:30. You can find a great deal of material about Marcia on the internet.
Today our illustration is a photograph of the monument honoring William T. Morrissey
(Located at the u-turn across from Phillips Candy House)
1897 – 1951
William T. Morrissey Boulevard
Named in memory of Metropolitan District Commissioner
William T. Morrissey
He had an abiding interest in the civic welfare of
his community and a great love for his fellow man.
Throughout a long career in the public service, he
contributed notably to the planning and development
of municipal and metropolitan works and facilities.
Dedicated 1934. Metropolitan District Commission
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