Boston rewards both a long look and a closer one. My photographs move between brick streets, old grave markers, public gardens, museum galleries, and views over the city. Together, they show how the small details fit into the larger cityscape.
History along the streets
The Freedom Trail connects several historic sites, including Faneuil Hall, the Old State House, Old North Church, and the Paul Revere House. The photographs below offer different views of that history, alongside quieter park scenes and other parts of Boston.
There is no need to follow the galleries as a single route. Start with a landmark that catches your eye, then move between the collections to see another side of the city.
Photo stories
See Paul Revere House in photographs of its gray wooden facade, small windows, historic plaque, and setting among Boston's North End buildings.
A small Boston photo collection focused on Cheers, including its hanging gold signs, stairway, dark wooden doorway, and familiar street entrance.
A photo walk through Copp's Hill Burying Ground, with old headstones, carved skulls, brick paths, mature trees, and Boston buildings beyond.
See Bunker Hill Monument through photographs of its tall obelisk, interior stairway, commemorative sculpture, and surrounding grounds.
Photographs from Boston's green spaces, with pond views, equestrian sculpture, the bronze duck family, flower beds, and shady paths.
Explore Boston's Granary Burying Ground in photographs of weathered headstones, carved memorials, shaded paths, and the surrounding city.
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