In Puritan Boston, the meetinghouse was both church and town hall. Its plain design, assigned seating, long sermons and town meetings shaped daily life and civic...
When Boston's Symphony Hall opened in 1900, it was the first concert hall designed with the help of quantitative acoustical science. The story of Wallace Clement...
Baked beans, brown bread, chowder, Parker House rolls and Boston cream pie all have roots in the region's Native foods, Puritan habits, sea trade and nineteenth-century...
Across from the State House, Augustus Saint-Gaudens's bronze relief honors Robert Gould Shaw and the Black soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry. It took fourteen years...
From pushcarts and bakeries to pastry shops and street feasts, Boston's North End built one of America's best-known food neighborhoods. Here is how its culinary traditions...
In 1976 the restored Quincy Market reopened as a "festival marketplace" of food stalls, shops and pushcarts. Its success made it a model for downtown revivals...
Boston once had a cluster of large breweries along the Stony Brook valley. Prohibition and consolidation wiped most of them out, and a 1980s startup named...
Peter Faneuil's 1742 market house gave Boston a meeting room where town meetings protested the Sugar Act, the Stamp Act and British troops and formed the...
In February 1978, a slow-moving nor'easter buried Boston in more than two feet of snow, stranded thousands of drivers on Route 128 and devastated the coastline....
Built in 1713, the Old State House was the seat of colonial government in Massachusetts. It saw the writs of assistance case, the Boston Massacre outside...
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