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	Caption: Robinson Memorial Stoughton Street & Harrison Avenue Boston, Mass.	Reference: The building where Plath was born. Now a part of the Boston University Medical Center.
	Caption: 24 Prince Street Jamaica Plain, Mass.	Reference: Plath's first home.
	Caption: Aerial view of Winthrop.	Reference: Winthrop is a peninsula east of Boston.
	Caption: 92 Johnson Avenue Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: Plath's home from 1936-1942.
	Caption: The beach behind 92 Johnson Avenue.	Reference: Plath played here as a child.
	Caption: View of Point Shirley from a plane.	Reference: Visible are the Water Tower and a portion of Deer Island.
	Caption: 892 Shirley Street, Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: The house of Francis and Aurelia Schober.
	Caption: 892 Shirley Street, Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: See Plath's poem "Point Shirley" for a description of these stones.
	Caption: Yirrel Beach on the Atlantic Ocean.	Reference: The beach behind the house at 892 Shirely Street.
	Caption: Deer Island.	Reference: Former prison site. Plath wrote about Deer Island in The Bell Jar.
	Caption: Winthrop Landing.	Reference: On the bay side of Winthrop.
	Caption: Water Tower Hill	Reference: Read Plath's poem "Point Shirley" and Chapter 12 of The Bell Jar.
	Caption: Sunshine School 77 Bartlett Road Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: Plath attended pre-school here starting in 1937.
	Caption: E. B. Newton School Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: Plath attended from 1940 to 1942.
	Caption: Methodist Church Winthrop, Mass.	Reference: In the town center. Location of Otto Plath's funeral.
	Caption: Winthrop Cemetery.	Reference: See Plath's Journals, page 473, Chapter 12 of The Bell Jar, and the poem "Electra on Azelea Path".
	Caption: Winthrop Cemetery.	Reference: See Plath's Journals, page 473, Chapter 12 of The Bell Jar, and the poem "Electra on Azelea Path".
	Caption: Otto Plath's grave marker.	Reference: See Plath's Journals, page 473 and Chapter 12 of The Bell Jar.
	Caption: Azalea Path Winthrop Cemetery.	Reference: See Plath's poem "Electra on Azelea Path", as well as the Journals, page 473, and Chapter 12 of The Bell Jar.