Sandy Kendall, president of the Belmont Woman's Club, leads a brief tour of the 1853 mansion at 661 Pleasant St. The house has served as the club's headquarters since it bought the property in 1927.
Sandy Kendall, president of the Belmont Woman's Club, leads a brief tour of the 1853 mansion at 661 Pleasant St. The house has served as the club's headquarters since it bought the property in 1927.
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