We are collecting snow photos of the North End, Waterfront & Downtown Boston from this weekend’s snowstorm. Send in your best snow pictures to info@northendwaterfront.com and we’ll display them in this gallery! If you post them on Twitter, tag us at @NorthEndBoston. (Click any thumbnail to start a full page slideshow.)
Ducks finding the heated driveway next to Caffe Vittoria (Jodi Piazza)
Walking home (Christian Pleva)
Our blizzard’s contribution to keeping the beer “on ice” until summer. Discovered on a poster displayed on the front of the former Sarni’s laundry business on Commercial Street. Photograph by Richard Chalfen.
North Margin Street (Dave Goggins)
From the front door of The Mariner (Frankie Boyer)
Tony D. photo by Dave Goggins.
Sheafe Street (Dave Goggins)
Take a look at these icicles (Gina Marie Ciampa)
From the front door of The Mariner (Frankie Boyer)
Five stories of icicles (Emily Karstetter)
Unity Court (Mary Beth)
Snow drifts on the waterfront (Frankie Boyer)
Blizzard Downtown (Christian Pleva)
View from the kitchen window, (Photo from ekarstetter)
Goodridge Court off Charter Street And Foster Street Playground (Peter Petrigno)
View from bedroom window (Photo from ekarstetter)
Goodridge Court off Charter Street And Foster Street Playground (Peter Petrigno)
Cleveland Place (David Goggins)
From the front door of The Mariner (Frankie Boyer)
Parmenter Street (Dave Goggins)
View of the Waterfront (Photo by Christine Sullivan)
Shadows on Copp’s Hill (Paul Foster)
Sheafe Street (Sally Hartmann)
Unity Court (Mary Beth)
View from resident deck (Frankie Boyer)
Looking down North Street (Frankie Boyer)
Goodridge Court off Charter Street And Foster Street Playground (Peter Petrigno)
Looking down Commercial Street (Frankie Boyer)
On a snow pile in the Prado (Jodi Piazza)
Goodridge Court off Charter Street And Foster Street Playground (Peter Petrigno)
Hanover Street (Dave Goggins)
Norwegian Chef at Living Room conquers and claims Mount Richmond for the Living Room. Champagne reception followed. Mayor and Governor could not attend due to prior commitments. (Video by John Hauck)
“Una Faccia, Una Razza!” The Italian saying meaning “one face, one race” is often used to express the close cultures of Italians and Greeks, and the shared genetic heritage of the peoples of the Mediterranean. The popular phrase appropriately captions this scene from earlier this week when Tresca hosted a group of thirty students from Greece Read More…
Forced detour from the cycle-track yesterday in front of Lincoln Wharf. Just another example of why we need loading zones, not tour bus parking, along Commercial Street. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Submit your interesting photos using our Submit a Post form or tag @northend.waterfront on Instagram. Please include a caption or Read More…
All I can say is Wow unbelievable!