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Connections North: Bridges of the West End
Wednesday, Mar 20 12:00p
to
5:00p
West End Museum
Boston,
MA
It's easy to forget that Boston is a peninsula surrounded by water, but until the Charles River Bridge was built in 1786 there there were only two ways to get to Cambridge: take the Charlestown ferry, owned by the Harvard Corporation, or make an 8 mile journey overland via Boston Neck (Washington Street) through Roxbury and Brookline.
Connections North tells a story spanning 300 years about the bridges that changed not only the area immediately around the Charles, but the entire face of Boston.
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Alibi Bar & Lounge
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Hennessy's
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Tia's on the Waterfront
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Pigalle Restaurant
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Brownstone
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Crossroads Irish Pub
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One Brigham Circle
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| 5/29 | 12:00p | Life in the West End 1947-1953: the Photography of Jules Aarons |
| 5/29 | 12:00p | The Last Tenement |
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| 5/30 | 12:00p | Life in the West End 1947-1953: the Photography of Jules Aarons |
