Lawrence donor gives fifty two thousand five hundred to Lawrence Scientific School
James Lawrence of Boston gives fifty two thousand five hundred dollars to the Lawrence Scientific School in Cambridge. The gift, paired with a prior hundred thousand from his father, promises to complete the institution and elevate its usefulness, reflecting lifelong devotion to learning and philanthropy.
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