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Tour List 2019 BOSTON BY FOOT TOUR/EVENT CATALOG CONTINUING EDUCATION, SPECIAL TOURS, EVENTS and SERIES ALL YEARS As of June 2019. *** TOMs and Big Foot tours are listed separately at the end*** N.B.: With the advent of Special Tours, there is duplication of TOMs in CEd/ST listings CEd/ST/EVENT GUIDE(S)/COORDINATOR(S) DATE 125 High Street and 185 Franklin Street Neil Middleton (AIA)/Gloria Ganno & C.Rawding May 1993. 125 Summer Street and 101 Federal Street Paul Anagnostos & Fran Flynn May 1991. 303 Congress Street James Alexander (AIA)/Sue Herman & E.Martin July 1987. Adams Family in Boston Nancy Heywood & Bob Karachuk September 2012. Adventures at Sea: Bostonians in the Age of Sail Steve Kluskens May 2017. Aesop's Fables Tour debuted at Hubbub Children's Book Festival Laurel Perkins & Steve Kluskens Fall 2015. African Heritage Trail Sally Ebeling/Sue Herman May 1989. African Meeting House Byron Rushing/Sue Herman September 1988. Alcott: Louisa May Alcott's Boston (150th Anniv Little Women) Sally Ebeling, Margaret Bratschi, Laura Sitterly 9/16/2018. Americans at Home after 1607 Dean Roberts (co-sponsored by BPL) May 1979. Ames Building (discussion at Cambridge Seven) Gary Johnson/Fran Folsom October 2009. Archaeology of Boston Common City Archaeologist, Joe Bagley June 2015. Archaeology of the North End City Archaeologist, Joe Bagley May 2016. Archaeology of Harbor/Islands/Climate Change (Docents only) City Archaeologist, Joe Bagley 1/16/2019. Architectural Cruise (sunset) fundraiser BBF Boat Guides 2012; 2013 Architectural Darwinism: Which Bldgs Stand the Test of Time (see North End) Bob Dermody & Steve Kluskens 8/29/2015. Arlington: Cyrus Dallin Art Museum July 2016. Armenian Heritage Park (Special event) Don Tellalian 9/25/2013. Art Deco in the Back Bay Terri Evans 10/2017. Art Deco in Boston Masha Yedvabny & Jean Epstein September 1996. Art Deco in Boston Tom Coppeto & Terri Evans 5/2016. Ashmont MBTA Station Revitalization Berton Bremer, AIA Cambridge Seven May 2010. Atlas of Boston History: The Making of a City (Docents only) Nancy Seasholes 3/2017. Ayer Mansion 395 Commonwealth Ave. (Docents only) January 31, 2015. Back Bay book talk: "Boston's Back Bay" (BBF 30th Anniv) William A. Newman & Wilfred E. Holton May 23, 2006. Back Bay Churches: First Church & Lutheran (Docents only) 3/2018. Back Bay Underground Harl Aldrich/Laura Ferguson May 1996. Back Bay: The Last Block (Upper Commonwealth Ave.) Paul Anagnostos & Tom Adams September 1993. Back Bay (Special tour for AIA Convention) Blaine Waldref 1992 Back Bay: A Closer Look: Gates and Doorways of Back Bay Sue Cnudde July 2011. Back Bay's Evolving Skyline Hannah Diozzi 7/9/2014. Bay Village Harry Friedman & Sue Cnudde 9/2007; 6/2016. Beacon Hill Homes: HGO3 & 57 Hancock St. (Egyptian Revival) Donna Gaveau & Mark Woodruff June 1991. Beacon Hill Interiors: Rose Nichols House/Prescott House John Heller May 1984. Beacon Hill with a Boo: 90-minute Halloween tour Sally Ebeling & Charles Maurer 1986 Beacon Hill Photography Tour Sharon Schindler 7/2017; 10/2017. Bells, Bridges and Locks (Boats, Bridges and Locks) Tod Forman & Steve Kluskens March 2003. Bells Bridges and Locks (one-hour) Steve Kluskens 2019? Big Dig Bryce Andersen, Jan Engelman & John Heller July 1999. Bonner Map Frank Cristiano July 2000. Boston Book Festival Literary Mini-Tour Sally Ebeling September 2014. Boston By Bulfinch (250th birthday) Terri Evans 5/13; 8/13; 9/15; 7/17. Boston By Manuscript: A special docent event with MHS Nancy Heywood July 23, 2011. Boston By 6 Feet:3 Cemetery Tours-Miniseries 1.Graven Images; Laura Gabel & Mary Lu Ferrara 10/18/80; 10/25/80 2.Death’s Heads, Cherubs, Urn, Willow; 3.Mt.Auburn Cemetery: Victorian Garden 11/1/80 Boston By Window (Armchair tour from highrise office towers) Bryce Andersen & Jackie Jacobs 1996? Boston Cemeteries: Puritan Folk Art Dan Lynch June 2003. Boston Center for the Arts and Cyclorama Harrison Campbell October 1994. Boston City Hall Michael McKinnell (FAIA) 10/19/77 Boston City Hall Kathy Kane September 1978. Boston City Hall at 50! (Special Member event) Dr. Brian Sirman book talk 5/22/2019. Boston City Hall Plaza -- Urban Renewal September 2014. Boston Common: America's First Park June 2016. Boston Common and Boston Public Garden Laura Ferguson & Al Maze; Bryce Andersen 5/1997; 5/2011 Boston Common with a Boo (Halloween tour for kids) Steve Kluskens October 2017. Boston Design Center Earl Flansburgh (FAIA)/K.Egan & Sue Herman August 1986. Boston Engineered (a premiere) Tom Coppeto August 2012. Boston. Essential Boston (BH, VBB, HFT, NE combo) Don Bockler & Ceci Flinn November 2005. Boston Harbor Islands State Park: Georges Island/Ft. Warren Harrison Campbell & Fran Flynn July 1995. Boston Harbor (Mass Bay Line Cruise) Sidney Gantman June 1981. Boston History Hidden History of Boston Book Talk Dina Vargo 10/23/2018. Boston History Database (Docents only) Jim Vrabel 1/23/2018. Boston and the Law Michael Bauer June 2012. Boston Neighborhoods: Tales From the Front Stoop 1.M.Bratschi; 2.Carole Bundy & Barbara D’Angelo; 10/4/92; 10/11/92 1.Charlestown; 2.North End; 3.South End Miniseries 3.Connie McMillin & Sally Ebeling 10/18/92 Boston Public Library Johnson Renovation (Docents only) 1/28/17 Boston Public Garden and the Parisian Back Bay (2nd Saturday) Nancy WhitePage 1 June 2014. Boston Reborn: After the Great Fire Harry Friedman October 2015. Boston Redevelopment Authority and City Hall Ed Burke/Rachel Garshick July 1990. Boston Redevelopment Authority: Perspectives on Urban Planning Homer Russell/John Morrison August 2005. Boston Redevelopment Authority: Role in Planning and Design Homer Russell/Harrison Campbell August 1995. Boston Society of Architects/BBF alliance reception Richard Fitzgerald at the BSA June 4, 2007. Boston University Richard Leazott, Kathleen Kilgore/J.Bagalay August 1993. Boston University: Photographic Resource Center Andrea Leers (AIA)/Kathy Egan & Eugene Martin May 1987. Boston Women (see Women) Boston's Construction of Self Dina Vargo 6/26/2016. Boston's French Connection Steve Engler & Margaret Bratschi 6/3/2018. Boston's LGBT Past Barry DeVincke & Martha Vicinus 8/2015; 9/2017. Boston's Opera History Barry DeVincke 10/2016; 10/2017 Boston's Post-War Architecture August 2016. Boston's Water System (MWRA, Charlestown) Marcis Kempe MWRA Dep Dir of Operations May 2012. Bostonians Behaving Badly (Riots in Boston) Dina Vargo 6/10; 6/11; 6/13; 10/13 Brahmins of the Back Bay: Notable & Notorious (3rd Thursday) Lucinda Gorry & Martha Vicinus June, August 2014. Brutalism: Rethinking Boston Brutalism Jan Engelman & Laura Sitterley September 2018. Bulfinch Birthday Bash Bryce Andersen & Margaret Bratschi 8/8/1998. Bulfinch Triangle Don Bockler June 1993. Cambridge: Alewife Station and Garage Gary Gwon (AIA)/Kathy Egan & Eugene Martin June 1987. Cambridge: Busch-Reisinger John Clancy (FAIA)/Paul Eldrenkamp September 1991. Cambridge Public Library Ken Amano, LEED AP William Rawn Assoc May 2011. Cambridge: Carpenter Center 40th Anniversary Julianne Mehegan April 2005. Cambridge: Carpenter Center and Sackler Museum Lynne Thom/Sue Herman October 1986. Cambridge: Christ Church and First Parish Church Eugene Martin & Marjorie Gutheim May 1986. Cambridge: Harvard Norman Novack November 1978. Cambridge: Harvard -- Memorial Hall Renovations Laura Ferguson October 1996. Cambridge: Sert & Le Corbusier at Harvard (BBF 30th Anniv) F. Douglas Adams, AIA 9/16/2006. Cambridge: Hooper-Lee-Nichols House August 2, 2014. Cambridge: Lesley University: From Cottage to College Sue Cnudde September 2019. Cambridge: Longfellow House, behind-the-scenes (Docents only) Olivia Sanwong Handerson 10/9/2010. Cambridge: MIT Lee Fernandez 3/5/2016. Cambridge: MIT Evolution William Mitchell/Denis Doyle August 2003. Cambridge: MIT Inside and Out Lee Fernandez October 2012. Cambridge: MIT West Campus George Tremblay (AIA)/ June 1988. Cambridge: Mount Auburn Cemetery Blanche Linden Ward/Sue Herman & John Heller August 1989. Cambridge: Mount Auburn Cemetery Mt. Auburn Docents/Connie Hughes & Bryce Andersen September 2000. Cambridge: Mount Auburn Cemetery Liz Morgan June 2007. Cambridge Center: Present and Future Toshihiko Taketomo/Sue Herman & John Heller October 1985. Cambridgeport and Central Square Sue Cnudde & Linda Perlman July 2009. Captain Kidd's Treasure Hunt (self-guided) Harborfest Tori Zissman & Don Bockler March 1996. Castle Island and Fort Independence MDC Ranger/Laura Ferguson August 1996. CBT: Childs Bertman Tseckares Gina Grigoris July 2005. Central Artery/Tunnel: History & Design of Surface Restoration Carol R. Johnson, Landscape Architects/Betsey Henkels May 2002. Champions of Freedom Barry DeVincke 9/7/2015. Charles River Bridges Steve Kluskens May 2001. Charles Street Meeting House and Church of the Advent John Sharratt (AIA), Betty Morris/Susan Deveau May 1985. Charlestown Joe Gannon August 1978. Charlestown Navy Yard Marjorie Richardson July 1982. Charlestown Navy Yard National Park Service/Paul Eldrenkamp August 1992. Charter Day Tour Margaret Bratschi & Tom Coppeto September 2008. Chelsea: Governor Bellingham-Cary House John Heller & Sue Herman July 1989. Chestnut Hill: Boston College Jim Boggs/Michael Malamut July 1992. Chestnut Hill: Boston College Museum John Lafarge Diana Larsen December 2015. Christian Science Center Cynthia Donnelly May 2003. Christian Science Center/Copley Square (Livable & Unlivable Urbanism) John Heller September 1987. Church Court Graham Gund (FAIA)/Gayle Morrison June 1984. Church of the Covenant & Old South Church: Churches of Back Bay (Docents only) 2/20/2016. Church of Covenant and First Baptist Church of Boston Sue Herman & John Heller October 1990. Churches and Synagogues of the North End Bill McDonald June 2009. Civil War Boston Alan Greene June 2001. Civil War Boston & the Civil War (Docents only) Barbara Berenson 3/2/2015. Club Scene: St. Botolph, Algonquin and 424 Beacon Street Fran Flynn & Diane Wood October 1993. Colonial Shoreline Walk: Part I Don Bockler May 1983. Colonial Shoreline Walk: Part II Don Bockler/John Heller June 1985. Columbia Point Julianne Mehegan July 2004. Columbia Point & UMass Boston Harbor Campus July 2015.
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