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173 Argilla Rd.

173 Argilla Rd. (c. 1920)

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Ipswich Citizens for the Arts
This exciting collaboration between the Living Faith Methodist Church and Ipswich Citizens for the Arts will bring live music, theater and more to the historic heart of Ipswich, while helping save one of most venerable landmarks.
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