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The Charles Hotel, One Bennett Street, Cambridge 02138; 800-882-1818. www.charleshotel.com.   Charles Shackleton Furniture/Miranda Thomas...

From The May-June 2002 Issue

The Charles Hotel, One Bennett Street, Cambridge 02138; 800-882-1818. www.charleshotel.com.

 

Charles Shackleton Furniture/Miranda Thomas Pottery, 802-672-5175. www.shackletonthomas.com.

 

Charles Webb Woodworkers, 51 McGrath Highway, Somerville, Mass. 02143; 617-776-7100. Harvard Square showroom at 6 Storey Street. www.charleswebbcidesigns.com.

 

Ferranti-Dege Inc., 1300 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 02138; 617-499-2750. www.f-d.com.

 

Gregorian Oriental Rugs, 2284 Washington Street, Newton Lower Falls, Mass. 02462; 617-244-2553. www.atgregorian.com.

 

Harvard Collections, 1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 02138; 617-496-0700.

 

The Harvard Coop, 1400 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 02138; 617-499-2000. For ordering and shipping information, call 800-368-1882. www.thecoop.com.

 

Harvard University Press, Holyoke Arcade, 1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 02138; 800-448-2242. www.hup.harvard.edu.

 

J. August Company, 1320 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 02138; 617-864-6650.

Longwood Grille & Bar, The Inn at Longwood Medical, 342 Longwood Avenue, Boston 02115; 617-232-9770. www.longwoodgrille.com.

 

Maison Robert, 45 School Street, Boston 02108; 617-227-3370. www.maisonrobert.com.

 

Odyssey Cruises, 88 Broad Street, Boston 02110; 888-741-0279. www.odysseycruises.com.

 

Thomas Moser Cabinetmakers, 800-708-9045. www.thosmoser.com.

 

Yoshiko Creates, 617-536-3085. www.yoshikocreates.com.

       

Published in the May-June 2002 print issue in the Commencement and Reunion Guide section.

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