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Category Archives: Boston Harborfront Development
The Harbor’s Far Northeastern Edge: Calf Island, Little Calf and Green Island
At the Northeastern most edge of the outer Boston Harbor lies Calf Island, with the rocky outcrops of Little Calf Island and Green Island just to the North. Free from development, and highly exposed to the open ocean, these places … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, calf island, green island, hypocrite channel, little calf island
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Boston Skyline and International Place from the Harbor
The towers of International Place and Rowes Wharf as seen from the Boston Harbor. This photo of Boston’s wonderful skyline was taken early on a calm winter morning from the commuter ferry. The sun was bright, and the wind was … Continue reading
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The Central Artery: How Boston’s waterfront once looked
The Central Artery, the giant metallic green overpass that once wound its way through Boston’s busiest downtown streets, is now long gone. However, it defined the waterfront cityscape for a great many years, which is why I wanted to share … Continue reading
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Boston Harbor’s Tug Boat Fleet
A tug boat pushing a barge in Boston’s inner harbor: I heard a lot about a tug boat that caught fire this week while in Nantasket Roads off Georges Island. I spoke with a witness who was near the scene … Continue reading
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Boston Harbor Picture of the Week: Boston Seaport District
Here is a shot of the Boston Seaport District taken during a sunny afternoon this week. There several new, high end restaurants and bars which overlook the old Boston Fish Pier, seen here: The Seaport district, also known as … Continue reading
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Mega-yachts in Boston Harbor
Could it be our attractive city nightlife and culture? Or is just an accessible deep water port in the center of our financial district? I’m not sure what it is, but recently, Boston has attracted its fare share of Mega-yachts … Continue reading
