A closer look at the statue reveals a tricorn (three cornered) hat and a pony tail.
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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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1 comment:
Nice photo, I had always wondered what the Tricon hats were made of. A collector of revolutionary war items informed me Beaver skin was used most often.
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