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Article: Urban scheme A two bedroom town house complete with private garage, is carved from on corner of a 1916 loft
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 4, 1999
- Author:
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Jon Fishman and his pal Mongo, the Gila monster, live in a town
house in the Bay Village neighborhood. Mongo is named for
Mungojerrie, one of the cats in "Cats." He likes to climb to the top
of a bookcase, where Fishman has suspended some lamps from the
ceiling. Mongo bakes beneath them, perhaps dreaming of his native
desert habitat. Fishman had a special shower installed on the ground
floor, too, because Mongo loves to sit under the hot water. The
house is a dream of a town pad: a few steps from theaters, parks,
night life, restaurants, and a turnpike access, yet set in a
picturesque backwater where small houses line narrow, tree-shaded
streets with brick sidewalks and gaslight-style ...
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