Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›“Peggy,” on of the oldest boys’ games known, was revived in a championship playoff on the Charles street mall on the Common today. Here is Vincent McLaughling, who represented the Emmons playground, Charlestown, in the competition. The game was revived under the sponsorship of the Boston park department. A gold medal was presented by Park Commissioner Long.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
“Peggy,” on of the oldest boys’ games known, was revived in a championship playoff on the Charles street mall on the Common today. Here is Vincent McLaughling, who represented the Emmons playground, Charlestown, in the competition. The game was revived under the sponsorship of the Boston park department. A gold medal was presented by Park Commissioner Long.
[ca. May 1930]
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