Photos of what the North End / Waterfront looked like under Friday’s “Shelter in Place” lockdown as the manhunt continued in Watertown. The streets were fairly free of vehicles, but we found several neighborhood shops open for business. Residents were starting to get anxious by the early afternoon, gathering in the cafes and starting to mull around the streets. (Photo by Matt Conti)
Remember the frigid morning of Valentine’s Day? Jaime Russell captures the sea smoke scene from Harbor Towers, saying “Mother Nature at its finest.” “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Email your best photos to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a sentence (or more) telling us about your photo. See past neighborhood photo posts.
Bob Somerville takes in the scene this weekend looking at our two closest bridges, the “oldest” N. Washington Street (Charlestown) Bridge and the “widest” Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge.
The big Christmas tree has arrived at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, all ready for trimming before the holidays. (Photo by Matt Conti) “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Email your best photos to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a caption (or more) telling us about your photo. See past neighborhood photo posts.
2 Replies to “North End Under “Shelter in Place” Lockdown During Marathon Bombing Manhunt [Photos]”
North Enders have an interesting definition of “shelter in place.” Love this neighborhood! I’m getting slush.
The beauty of this neighborhood is that a lot of businesses are owned and operated by locals so they are open. Thank you Monica’s Mercato for being open! I love this neighborhood.
North Enders have an interesting definition of “shelter in place.” Love this neighborhood! I’m getting slush.
The beauty of this neighborhood is that a lot of businesses are owned and operated by locals so they are open. Thank you Monica’s Mercato for being open! I love this neighborhood.