Quarantine. Shelter in place. Fear. A reduction in human contact is hard enough, imagine being in your formative years. Imagine wanting to see your friends and can’t fully understand it beyond making someone sick. Imagine you have bundled up energy and need to burn some off. Being a parent during this time is hard. Being Read More…
The city’s diverse history of immigration will be highlighted in new signs along Boston’s 43-mile public Harborwalk featuring photographs of immigrants who first entered the United States through Boston by ship or plane, and settled in the city. The Friends of the Boston Harborwalk (FBHW) are welcoming the public’s help in this project by submitting Read More…
The action and activity never stops in the North End / Waterfront neighborhood, so why would published articles be any different? The Boston Area’s Oldest Surviving Houses, Mapped Profiling some of the oldest houses throughout the Boston area, the Paul Revere House in Boston’s North End is among the “oldest abodes.” Between the North End, Read More…
