Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
Brighton, formerly a town, was annexed to Boston in 1874. It’s connected to Boston via Allston which are commonly grouped together and referred to as Allston-Brighton. It borders Newton and Brookline, with the Charles River separating Brighton from Watertown and Cambridge. Brighton is a more residential area than Allston, and is home to many young professionals, students, and a number of families. Washington Street runs through the neighborhood's two major business districts, the Brighton Center historic district and Oak Square. The center was a major focal point for the cattle and agriculture industries during the 19th Century.
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