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Picture of the week: City at Dusk
A slight sense of seasonal change starts to fill the air over Boston as we enter the last stretch of the dead of winter. While the temperatures have yet to get rise, the days do begin to get longer. Each … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor picture of the week, boston harbor winter, city skyline
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USS Constitution – Photos from summer 2012
Boston Harbor’s own USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship in the US navy, got a lot of time out on the Harbor this year- even some time under the power of its own sail at one point toward the end … 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 Picture of the Week: Hingham Harbor on a foggy afternoon
A view of Hingham Harbor in December. This was taken near the Hingham town boat ramp on a foggy late afternoon. On a very calm day without wind, like this one, the water is as flat as a pond and … Continue reading
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Cohasset Harbor in the Snow
Here are some photos I took of Cohasset Harbor yesterday morning, (Saturday 12/1) as the snow came down. Yesterday’s snowfall was the first of the season, and just about all the boats that lined Cohasset Harbor this summer are out … Continue reading
This day in nautical history: The Portland Gale
Samuel Ward Stanton’s sketch of the Steamer Portland, which was lost in what would become known as the Portland Gale: Source: Wikimedia Commons, Samuel Ward Stanton (1870-1912). The Portland Gale On the evening of November 26th, 1898, the Boston area … Continue reading
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