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Harvard Square

area, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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    Harvard Square in Cambridge is a favorite tourist stop for its potpourri of people and its proximity to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Salem’s House of Seven Gables and other ā€œhauntedā€ houses keep the memories of the witchcraft era alive.

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    Harvard Square in Cambridge is a favorite tourist stop for its potpourri of people and its proximity to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Salem’s House of Seven Gables and other ā€œhauntedā€ houses keep the memories of the witchcraft era alive.

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