Rolling through Cambridge Geography from 1776 to Today

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Riders gather at City Hall third floor diorama
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The historical diorama, created in 1976, depicts Cambridge in April 1776
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Cambridge Historical Commission Executive Director, Charles Sullivan, orients the riders to Cambridge geography in 1776
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Cluster of Newtowne buildings is at what's now Harvard Square
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Well underway and onto Norfolk Street, where a stopped utility truck creates a unexpected bottleneck
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On York Place, heading towards Cardinal Medeiros Avenue
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On York Place, waiting for cross traffic to clear
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On Rogers Street, heading towards Sixth Street. The new police station is to be in the building to the right of the stop sign
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First stop at Centanni Way plaza behind the old Middlesex County Court House
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Robert Winters filling in as speaker
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Bike Patrol strategizing prior to next leg of tour
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Rolling down Main Street towards Ames in Kendall Square
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Stopping at Hoyt Field between River and Western at Gilmore Street, where houses lean a bit
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Stopping on Winthrop Street in Harvard Square, site of original Newtowne settlement