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Brattle Street

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historic district street

Brattle Street is a historic thoroughfare in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for its colonial-era houses, cultural landmarks, and proximity to Harvard University.

Aliases (4)

Statements (31)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic district → street →
associatedWithEvent	American Revolutionary War →
associatedWithPerson	George Washington → Henry Wadsworth Longfellow →
country	United States →
followsRoute	extends west from Harvard Square →
hasNickname	Tory Row →
hasPart	Brattle Theatre vicinity → Cambridge Center for Adult Education → Dexter Pratt House → Fayerweather House → Henry Vassall House → Hooper-Lee-Nichols House → Lechmere-Sewall House → Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site → William Brattle House →
heritageStatus	part of a National Historic Landmark site (Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters) →
historicalPeriod	colonial era →
historicalUse	residential area for wealthy Loyalists →
knownFor	association with the American Revolution → colonial-era houses → cultural landmarks → historic architecture →
locatedIn	Cambridge, Massachusetts → Greater Boston → Massachusetts → Middlesex County, Massachusetts →
near	Harvard Square → Harvard University →
streetType	urban thoroughfare →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cambridge city center ("Brattle Street commercial area") → Harvard Square →	hasPart
Porter Square ("Beacon Street") →	hasRoad
John Vassall Jr. ("Brattle Street, Cambridge") →	houseOwnedLocatedOn
Halcyon Lake ("Mount Auburn Street") →	isAccessibleFrom
Brattle Street Historic District →	street
Cambridge city center →	traversedBy