
It's not every day you encounter a piece of history that still sings. But for those fortunate enough to witness it, a remarkable 1899 barrel piano, once a familiar fixture of Boston's bustling streets, is making a grand return.
This past Saturday, the instrument made its first appearance on the streets of Boston in 51 years at the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park. This isn't just any antique instrument. It's a testament to a bygone era and the enduring legacy of Marino Persechini, the original owner.
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