The junction of Summer and Blossom Streets has been named Benjamin Sackson Square in memory of the late Benjamin Sackson, the first Jewish boy from Lynn to die for his country in France during the World War. More than 10,000 people participated in the ceremonies. The marker at the square was unveiled by Eleanor Sackson, daughter of the Jewish war hero.
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