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Boston, Massachusetts recent comments:

  • Former Dry Dock, Bostonian (guest) wrote 4 years ago:
    Proposed site for the relocation of the New England Aquarium back in 1988
  • Adidas Park, 617 (guest) wrote 6 years ago:
    Intervale wasn't a posse...just people.
  • Marine Industrial Park, John Mitchell (guest) wrote 6 years ago:
    My ship the USS Leyte CVA was in the yard from September 1953 to January 1954. We had a accident and explosion on Oct. 16 1953 which took the lives of 34 shipmates and 3 civilians yard workers.. I and some shipmates will be attending the comissioning of the Thomas Hudner on Dec 1 20018 at the Flynn cruise terminial.
  • Boston City Hall, Tony (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Bollocks. This is marvelous stuff. Why shoul Architecture just be about pretty and beautiful. Leave it as it is philastines.
  • Fidelis Way Housing Project, Alisha Pizarro wrote 8 years ago:
    Building 5 love that area remember having good times and bad times would trade it for the world show me what I have now and grateful
  • Eastport Park South Boston, Franco Campanello wrote 9 years ago:
    Eastport is a stunning little park. I do not remember seeing a sign as to its ownership. Is it part of Massport? Boston Parks Department? Funny, little mention is made of that. The plant material is unlike any I have seen. We need more of these oases, especially in the Dallas of Boston. Franco Campanello, Boston
  • Emerson College: Ansin Building, VM303 (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    Absolutely true! #fromtheansinbuilding204
  • USS Constitution, kencummings wrote 10 years ago:
    Visited the ship in 1966. At my 6 foot height it was difficult to move about 'tween decks. It brought home to me now modern generations are significantly taller than their forebears.
  • Spot for a "Plane over a Car over a Train over a Boat", John (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    This is also possible in Portland, Oregon as the Steel Bridge over the Willamette River carries both cars and trains (the latter on two levels).
  • Unknown Ship Wreck, anon (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    Been there since at least 1938 according to historic images.
  • The "Forty Flights", John (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    I lived at the bottom of the fourties between 1944 and 1964. I believe it was called the fourties because it came in the address's of Mead st. The last house on Mead St was 43.
  • Former Dry Dock, Anonymous (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Former Dry Dock # 5 of the Boston (Charlestown) Navy Yard
  • Dry Dock 3, Anonymous (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    4th largest dry dock in the US
  • The Old Villa, NEU Grad (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    FYI.. When I lived in there, "Burstein" hadn't donated his money and the building was called "Museum Villa".
  • USS Cassin Young (DD-793), MHibbs wrote 11 years ago:
    The Cassin Young is shown docked here at the Boston Harbor Shipyard during the June-September 2013 period that her Charlestown Berth was under reconstruction.
  • 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Monument, Macadavy wrote 11 years ago:
    That's the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. The monument is dedicated to all the soldiers of the 54th, officers and men both.
  • Charlene's Bakery, maxshreck (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Sitting left of Perkin's Manor behind the granite wall and rusted gate looking across Jamaica Way towards Ward's Pond stood a haunted house built in the early 20th century. It was the early 1960's when us kids used it as a halloween base for egging cars before they built the 30 or so story red brick high-rise upper class housing.
  • Dunkin' Donuts, stcraftie59 wrote 12 years ago:
    "At officials’ request, coffee chain stayed open during lockdown to aid police, emergency responders" http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2013/04/19/cops-request-dunkin-donuts-stays-open/G1bOARVwHkqlf0pLmSYtPM/story.html April 215t, 2013
  • Seaport Hotel, subash (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    Impressive facilities
  • The Old Villa, NEU student (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    This isn't "The Old Villa", it's two Northeastern University residential halls. The one closer to the pub is Burstein, the other is Rubenstein. Source: http://www.northeastern.edu/campusmap/map/