Brattle Street

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Brattle Street is a historic thoroughfare in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for its colonial-era houses, cultural landmarks, and proximity to Harvard University.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
street
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
associatedWithPerson George Washington
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
country United States
followsRoute extends west from Harvard Square
hasNickname Tory Row
hasPart Brattle Theatre vicinity
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Dexter Pratt House
Fayerweather House
Henry Vassall House
Hooper-Lee-Nichols House
Lechmere-Sewall House
Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site
William Brattle House
heritageStatus part of a National Historic Landmark site (Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters)
historicalPeriod colonial era
historicalUse residential area for wealthy Loyalists
knownFor association with the American Revolution
colonial-era houses
cultural landmarks
historic architecture
locatedIn Cambridge, Massachusetts
Greater Boston
Massachusetts
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
near Harvard Square
Harvard University
streetType urban thoroughfare

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Harvard Square hasPart Brattle Street
Halcyon Lake isAccessibleFrom Mount Auburn Street
linked to: Brattle Street
Porter Square hasRoad Beacon Street
linked to: Brattle Street
Cambridge city center hasPart Brattle Street commercial area
linked to: Brattle Street
Cambridge city center traversedBy Brattle Street
John Vassall Jr. houseOwnedLocatedOn Brattle Street, Cambridge
linked to: Brattle Street
Tory Row locatedIn Brattle Street
Henry Vassall House locatedOn Brattle Street
Hooper-Lee-Nichols House locatedIn Brattle Street