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Bob Lee's Lantern House, 20 Tyler Street, Boston, Mass.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Bob Lee's Lantern House, 20 Tyler Street, Boston, Mass.

[ca. 1930–1945]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Bob Lee's Lantern House, 20 Tyler Street, Boston 11, Mass. When in Boston visit the most distinctive and beautifully decorated chinese Restaurant which offers authentic Cantonese dishes skillfully prepared and efficiently served in the delightful atmosphere of their Cozy Dining Rooms. Orders to take out. Air Conditioned. LIberty 2-3997

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