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The third photo brings back memories of being a 9 year old and trying to walk the perimeter of the fort on the base stones. Thanks.

You can see the nearly exact same time rear view of the Intercontinental in The Departed.

I have been saying for decades that the T should sell the Air Rights over the tracks west of Dot Ave, north of the Broadway Bridge for a waterfrontish arena for the Celtics. It has nearly as big a footprint as the Garden and the abutting retail / towers.

Excellent. Thank you for this.

Yes, but without the smell of the men's room near the theatre.

My favorite thing in the old Pru was Bank of New England in their branch had a very big original Salvador Dali painting. It was gone soon after the FDIC got the keys to the bank circa 1991.

If anyone can pull up the original Thomas Crowne Affair, there are shots of the then two year old steps between the mall and an outdoor mezzanine l Huge steps. If you watch the first Thomas Crown Affair, there are shots from the mall level up to this outdoor second level roughly where the...

I'd much rather see an Orange line subway branch from just before Community College with a stop along Chelesa Street (Now arriving at Navy Yard!) with the current traffic underwater coupled with a subway doing cut and cover all the way to Route 60, then above ground parallel with Route 107 to...

Former Dorchester Resident Here - This is the heart of Dorchester Lower Mills. To me Mattapan doesn't start until the old Chronic Hospital on River Street. My Mom's phone exchange number (287) is a Mattapan number though and that came off of Temple Street 5 blocks west of here in the 70's

Liberties? They eliminated some buildings all together.

Lincoln Wharf was converted circa 1987 to a mixed income ownership property. It was sponsored by the San Marco Housing Corp., a non-profit in the North End. Roughly 30% of the units were market units, the rest sold at a discount providing that they not be resold at market rates. Things did...

Less than 20 years on that site. Such a waste.

Non-Union development sidewalk cf out front.

1989 or 1990 based on Lincoln Wharf being renovation in the North End photo and the Bank of New England sign still up on 150 Causeway.

They are half assing this job. Sidewalk is nearly blocked with the part available with broken paving. Non-Union job so this is par for the course.

Luckily it fronts on one of the widest spaces downtown.

So we assume that the deed restriction on the parking lot is gone? There was a Methodist or Baptist church on the parcel on the left which was very nice small church that was torn down in the 1940's or so. The Archdiocese of Boston was looking to place a church in Uphams Corner but was stymied...

The Bartlett - 24 Condos going up next to the Brookliner, on Bartlett Crescent

Actually, I think the stadium capacity is too small. Boston will pull 30k a game if the product is good. I'm old. I've been to Foxboro with 16k fans for Patriots games. Things change, the Revs will pull in a lot in Everett if they play well although I will miss the ease of Foxboro.

This is batshite insane in a good way compared to 20 years ago.