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Fenway Court

building, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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  • Courtyard of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.
    Gardner Museum

    …ahead with the construction of Fenway Court, as the museum’s original building was initially called, the following year. She took an active part in its design and construction. Once the building was completed in 1901, Gardner spent a year carefully curating her collection amid the three floors of intimate gallery…

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    …ahead with the construction of Fenway Court, as the museum’s original building was initially called, the following year. She took an active part in its design and construction. Once the building was completed in 1901, Gardner spent a year carefully curating her collection amid the three floors of intimate gallery…

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