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From Hopkinton to Boylston Street, the beloved 26.2 miles of the
Boston Marathon mark historic moments and memories dating back to
1897. Town by town and step by step, follow author, journalist, and
runner Paul C. Clerici as he goes deeper into each town and city
along the route with firsthand descriptions of the course from the
uphill climbs to the spirited sprints. Insightful anecdotes, from
the naming of Heartbreak Hill to the incorporation of women
runners, reveal meaningful racing heritage along the route. This
comprehensive and unique journey also explores the stories behind
notable landmarks, statues, and mile markers throughout the course.
Woven into the course history is expert advice on how to run each
leg of the race from renowned running coach Bill Squires. Whether
you're a runner, spectator, or fan, "Boston Marathon History by the
Mile" has it all.
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