By travelguylife.com
John F. Kennedy, the eventual 35th President of the United States, was born in this very home at 83 Beals Street in Brookline on May 29, 1917.
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The socialite Isabel Weld Perkins (1876–1948), who relocated here with her husband, ambassador Larz Anderson, bought the old Weld estate from a family relative in 1899. (1866-1937).
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At the intersection of Harvard and Beacon streets in Brookline, there is the city's largest and busiest commercial centre, which is the model for most downtowns.
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Visit Fairsted in Brookline to see where the world's first sizable professional landscape design firm calls home and has its offices.
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This exquisite Art Deco movie theatre, which debuted in 1933 and was originally converted from a Universalist church constructed in 1906, is a key component of Coolidge Corner's attractiveness.
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A network of interconnecting parks and walkways designed by Frederick Law Olmsted between 1878 and 1895 runs along Brookline's eastern border.
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For its lavish landscaping, Boston views, and winter activities, the 64-acre park around the Larz Anderson Auto Museum is worth visiting.
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The Puppet Showplace Theater, known as New England's top puppetry destination, has been operating for 50 years and moved to its current Brookline Village home in 1982.
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The farmers' market, which runs from the first Thursday in June until the final Thursday before Thanksgiving, is another fantastic feature of Coolidge Corner.
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The last operating farm to be found in either community proudly links Brookline and Boston to their agricultural origins.
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