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Oak city?
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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8:42am July 31 2020
Few of us remember seeing Hillhouse Avenue lined with majestic elm trees; the last of them died in 1972 after decades of struggle with Dutch elm disease. But in the subsequent years, rows of oaks have grown up to restore the street’s shady canopy.
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