Community Health & Environment

Friends of Copp’s Hill Burying Ground Issue Plea for North End Public Restrooms and Visitor Facility

Posted on Author Thomas F. SchiavoniComments(2)
9 Hull St. where the visitor’s center and restrooms are now closed.

A June 3, 2013 letter from Friends of Copp’s Hill Burying Ground is scanned below as written to the Old North Church and Paul Revere House regarding re-opening of public restrooms at the Michelangelo Visitor Facility. The letter is also available here in PDF format.

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2 Replies to “Friends of Copp’s Hill Burying Ground Issue Plea for North End Public Restrooms and Visitor Facility”

  1. I read with interest the post re: A bathroom facility for the visitors to the freedom trail. The North End had a bathroom facility in the Prado, this facility also had an attendant(sp) to keep it clean. Although the need for this facility did not diminish(sp) it was closed and is now being used I believe for a music school.

  2. Thank you, Tom, for an excellent letter and for keeping our attention on this important neighborhood issue. Your thoughtful suggestion in the next to last paragraph on page 2 should be carried forward. I will speak with the Vicar, Nina and others about pulling together a discussion involving them and various community groups.

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