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Once known as Newtowne, it wasn't until the mid-1800s - after various
legal and attitudinal barriers were lowered, that Cambridge
began to attract a community of Jews. During the years
1875 to 1925, approximately three to five thousand Jewish immigrants
arrived and stayed in Cambridge. The City - which, before the late 1800s,
consisted of three villages, East Cambridge, Central/Inman, and Harvard
Square (Old Cambridge) - by 1900, was becoming a unified city, linked
within (and without) by landfill, bridges, and the new, electrified,
public transportation system. The bulk of Cambridge's
three to five thousand Jewish immigrants settled
in the Central and Inman Square areas. A small but important
number of Jews affiliated with Harvard University, as students or as
faculty members, settled in the Harvard Square area.
This BostonWalks' "The Jewish Friendship Trail" in Cambridge is designed
as a 2.5 hour bicycling tour. Try bicycling it yourself by printing out this website. Better yet, purchase our Guidebook, BostonWalks The Jewish Friendship Trail Guidebook by clicking here!
Let's bike, then, to these sites of Jewish Experience in
Cambridge:
As we pass through Inman Square, we'll note (a) the large
Jewish style delicatessen there, a survivor in the spirit of two others
no longer extant in Brookline and Mattapan and (b) the old shop where
the Swartz family once maintained their furrier business.
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Boston Walks
The Jewish Friendship Trail
in
Cambridge
A Walking or Bicycling
Tour
to
Sites of Jewish
Experience
An Introduction
Featuring
Sites Related to Harvard University
Faculty/Students
and
Immigrants of the Twentieth Century
Copyright Michael Alan Ross,
1997-2009.
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Telephone BostonWalks: 617-489-5020
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We've been leading walking tours of Boston for about ten years.
So, when we were asked to devise a Jewish walking or bicycling
tour of Cambridge,
the home of Harvard University, we knew that we would walk many of
Cambridge's streets before suggesting this friendship trail.
Around Inman Square were located:
Hope you enjoyed our tour of sites of Jewish experience in
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considering the 8th
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considering what
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considering the 6th Commandment,
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considering the
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