Harvard Square

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Harvard Square

Feeding the minds of the country’s most brilliant students is no easy task, but Harvard Square manages well as home to the Boston area’s best bookstores. Get your books where the smart kids do, at the Harvard Coop at 1400 Massachusetts Avenue — the official bookstore of Harvard University.

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address18 Brattle Street, Cambridge
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phone+1 617 491 3434
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