Believe it or not, the North End once hosted a beach that was a popular destination for residents during the sweltering days of the season
For more than a century, the Boston Fish Pier—the country’s oldest working edifice of its kind—has stood as a reminder of the area’s seagoing past
Once again the top creative talents in their field descend on America’s first public beach for the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival July 26–28
New England Aquarium Associate Vice President, Visitor Operations & Engagement Deb L. Bobek, Ph.D. helps the facility maintain its important mission
Celebrate the U.S.A. at these sites associated with the American Revolution
With the Encore Boston Harbor resort, the area’s first casino, set to make its debut June 23, now is an ideal time to look back at the history of its host community
One of Boston’s most prominent landmarks and a reminder of the city’s revolutionary history, the Bunker Hill Monument has been a has been a fixture in Charlestown since 1842
