File:Boston Hibernian Hall plaque.jpg
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English: The Bostonian Society plaque on the face of Hibernian Hall in Boston. The plaque reads:
"Hibernian Hall was one of the last of Dudley Square's lively Irish social clubs and dance halls, serving Roxbury's Irish community durng the first half of the twentieth century. Built in 1913 for the Hibernian Building Association of Roxbury, this building served as a lodge for several divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH). The AOH began in 1836 in New York as a response to anti-Irish sentiment, and later shifted to charitable work and the promotion and preservation of Irish cultural heritage."
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| Author | Tim Pierce |
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| current | 04:29, 3 June 2011 | | 4,928 × 3,264 (10.5 MB) | Tim Pierce |
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