Architecture sights in Boston

1. Rocky Neck Art Colony

   • Gloucester, USA
   • Sights › Architecture

   The artistic legacy of Gloucester native Fitz Hugh Lane endures, as Gloucester still boasts a vibrant artists community at Rocky Neck Art Colony. The association operates the cooperative Bryan Gallery in a beautiful space overlooking Smith Cove.

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2. Boston College

   • Boston, USA
   • Sights › Architecture

   The nation’s largest Jesuit community. The large green campus has Gothic towers, stained glass, a good art museum and excellent Irish and Catholic ephemera collections in the library. Its basketball and football teams are usually high in national rankings.

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   Sears Crescent

   • Boston, USA
   • Sights › Architecture

   The City Hall Plaza’s high points are the gracefully curved brick Sears Crescent, one of the few buildings that remains from the Scollay Sq days, and the sweeping curve of the modern Center Plaza, which mirrors Sears Crescent.

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4. Tory Row

   • Boston, USA
   • Sights › Architecture

   West of Harvard Sq, this mansion-lined section of Brattle St was a bastion of British sympathizers in the 18th century.

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