Talk:Charles Sumner School
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Access to the Summer Museum
[edit]It is very difficult to gain access to the Summer Museum. When you call there. The director is not available and there seems to be no staff other than the guard who has great difficulty in taking messages. This is very different from the tines when Mr. Hurlbert was the Curator. Sandra Butler-Truesdale, DD (talk) 00:58, 31 May 2017 (UTC)
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