A Statue of Samuel Adams behind Faneuil Hall.
A view of Faneuil Hall from the Government Center T station. The Plaza area is home to the famous
Quincy Market.
The Massachusetts State Capitol alongside Boston Commons.
A view of Beacon Street from the edge of Boston Commons.
Once, the Massachusetts Old State House.
The Old South Meeting House in modern downtown Boston Mass. Formerly a Puritanical house of worship and now mainly a tourist attraction.
Boston's "Old City Hall"
A look out the doors of Old City Hall from the vestibule. These are obviously two separate photographs.
that show the light on the doorway arch and building doors.
This is an interesting in-city condominium called "The Copley". Architectual features include terra cotta brick and a Moorish style arch on the window frames.
Trinity Presbyterian Church in the center of Copley Square.
A war memorial statue on top of a hill in Boston Gardens. There are two relief panels that follow this series of pictures of the statue and seem to show a ceremony.
Nothing like cooling off in Frog Pond during the hot summer.
A weeping willow photographed in Boston Public Gardens.
Two young swan looking into the water in Public Garden.
The large multi-passenger Swan pontoon boat in Boston Public Gardens.
The street entrance to the First Babtist Church of Boston. The following two pictures are of the church steeple.
The parks bronze statue of Gen.George Washington at the Arlington Street entrance.
Frog Pond Boston Commons 1999- two boys chasing each other in the fountain
