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 # The Myth of Norumbega
 
 
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 # References
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+In Weston, Massachusetts, across the Charles River from Brandeis University, an
+unusual structure rises between the trees; a forty foot stone tower, complete
+with spiral staircase and ramparts, weathered and stained with time, looking
+distinctly out of place within earshot of I-95. The story of how it came to be
+involves Vikings, a baking soda magnate, 16th century natural philosophy, the
+discovery of America, and at the center of it all is the myth of Norumbega. As
+one explores the area, the name comes up again and again; a map will tell you
+the structure's name is Norumbega Tower, and running alongside is Norumbega
+Road. Further south, one finds a Norumbega Park, and another road called
+Norumbega Court. 
+
+\pagebreak
+# References