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Allen Hinton was the first person in New England to exclusively sell ice cream. Hinton, an ex-slave and waiter at the Theological Seminary, began selling ice cream in 1877. The stand was located on Hidden Road and was operated until 1930 by Hinton's heirs. | |||
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* | *"Local Ice Cream Business had Flourished Over the Years", ''Townsman'', August 27, 2015, page 15 | ||
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Revision as of 15:00, 12 February 2016
Allen Hinton was the first person in New England to exclusively sell ice cream. Hinton, an ex-slave and waiter at the Theological Seminary, began selling ice cream in 1877. The stand was located on Hidden Road and was operated until 1930 by Hinton's heirs.
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- "Local Ice Cream Business had Flourished Over the Years", Townsman, August 27, 2015, page 15
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