Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A History of the Gardiner Greene Estate on Cotton Hill, Now Pemberton Square, Boston
Through the courtesy of Frederic Amory, Esq., grandson of Gardiner Greene,0 and a Life Member of this Society, two hitherto unpublished manuscripts are presented to you today. One which gives a history of the house, compiled from historic documents and records, was written in 1886, by the late Judge Francis Cabot Lowell for Mrs. James Sullivan Amory. The other, written the same year, also for Mrs. Amory, gives an intimate picture of the life in the old mansion and an account of its distinguished mistress, by her friend, Mrs. Robert C. Waterston (anna Cabot Lowell Quincy).
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