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A group of people gather between trees as a tour guide speaks about the Boston Commons.
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A view from the top of the bridge: the stream that flows through the Boston Common.
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The used bookstore, Brattle Books, can be found off Park Street.
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In between two buildings lies the outside bookstore, Brattle Books. Used books priced as low as $1 line the shelves. The brick building on the left is the inside of Brattle Books, which holds three floors of fiction and nonfiction used books.
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Old books are found on the third floor of Brattle Books.
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Books more than 200 years old can be found on the third floor of Brattle Books.
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A waitress at the Algiers Coffee House (off the Harvard T stop) answers the phone before helping a customer.
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Another waitress at Algiers Coffee House stirs coffee for a waiting customer.
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Algiers Coffee House serves more than just flavored hot chocolate and Turkish coffee. The menu features other treats, such as lamb cabob, chicken cabob, and falafel sandwiches.
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Customers try on hats at the small Goorin Bros. Hat Shop in Harvard Square.
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A worker at the Goorin Bros. Hat Shop fixes a stack of falling hats.
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Another worker at the hat shop laughs as customers take pictures of themselves wearing hats.
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A ladder lines the wall with hats, giving the room a very Oliveander’s Wand Shop from Harry Potter feeling.