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Boston: Hub of Culture and History DAVID S. VOGELS III oston beckons the AAO for an early-spring B annual meeting, May 1-5. The city’s most common nicknames—the Hub, the Athens of America, the Cradle of Liberty—reflect its status as both a crossroads of world culture and a seat of the nation’s history. Whether you’re seeking the latest hot trends or the ashes of the American Revolution, Boston has much to offer. In our annual convention preview, JCO high- lights the things to do and places to see. Climate and Transportation Early May in Boston can be cool and foggy, with average highs in the low 60s and lows in the upper 40s. Plan for unsettled weather, but hope for a few of those gloriously warm New England spring days with all the flowers in bloom. seven-day options. Logan International Airport is not one of the CityPass offers about a 50% savings on easiest facilities to navigate. Each of the four ter- admission to six top locations, including one of the minals has its own ground transportation outside world’s great art institutions, the Museum of Fine the baggage claim area; look for the signs for taxis Arts (presenting special exhibits on Japanese and (about $35 to Hynes Convention Center) or shared decorative arts during the AAO meeting). Another vans ($14 one way). highlight is the splendid New England Aquarium Once you’re in town, the Massachusetts Bay (offering a family field trip called “Tidepool Trek” Transit Authority’s subway system (the famous on May 2 and a class on pond and river animals “T”, some of which is above ground) is an easy on May 5). The Museum of Science is running an way to get around. The convention center is on the IMAX film called “The Greatest Places” and an Green Line. One-way fares to anywhere in the city exhibit on women in science. The John F. Kennedy are $1.70 if you buy a CharlieCard in advance Presidential Library and Museum focuses on (www.mbta.com), $2 if you pay as you go. presidential memorabilia and archives. The Harvard Museum of Natural History, across the Charles River in Cambridge, is also included in Attractions the CityPass; its adjacent Peabody Museum of To get an overview of the city, take one of Archaeology and Ethnology has exhibits on the sightseeing or historical Boston Harbor “Lakota Images of the Contested West” and “The Cruises, or book one of the ubiquitous Boston Duck Tours, which use World War II amphibious vehicles to tour Boston neighborhoods and then Boldface names in this article are listed in the cruise down the Charles River. Directory on pp. 190-192 with their telephone There are two economical ways to visit the numbers and street addresses. major historic and cultural sites. The Go Boston For website links, click on the boldfaced or Card (www.gobostoncard.com) provides general underlined name within the text. admission to dozens of attractions in the city and throughout New England, including virtually all of those listed below, with one-, three-, five-, and VOLUME XLIII NUMBER 3 © 2009 JCO, Inc. 185 Boston: Hub of Culture and History Bartlett St Bunker Hill St North To 95 School St Salem St Concord St Tufts St RUTHERFORD Dunstable St Monument Elm St Monument St Ferrin St V B ine PIER 10 u Green St LaurelCedar St Square Chelsea St Lawrence High St St Lexington n Phipps St St Cross St k 0 0.1 Kilometer 0.3 St e MoultonSt R r Main St MYSTIC RIVER BRIDGE E Phipps Tremont H Hunter St Bunker Hill i Forge Shop V Battle of ll 0 0.1 Mile 0.3 Street Monument S I t PIER 9 R Cemetery Wood St Bunker Hill Prospect St St Bunker Hill Mt Vernon St Chestnut St AVE Green St Museum Monument Ropewalk C Community I West School St Square 1st Ave College THOMPSON T SQUARE Gate 4 S Wallace Site of ShipbuildingPIER 8 Ways 2 Y Ct Lowney Way 5th St Boston Marine Society Site of Shipbuilding Ways 1 M Lawrence St St Cordis Ct Adams St St Massachusetts Seminary Soley St 1 COMMUNITY WarrenPleasant St St Commandant’s Korean War COLLEGE Monument Old Rutherford MonumentTRAINING Ave FIELD House DRY DOCK 2 Veterans Memorial R Common Washington St Putnam Austin St St USS Constitution O t M SHIPYARD s S a Museum PIER 7 MONSIGNOR O’BRIEN HIGHWAY Lynde Union St St en in Ellwood PARK B v Winthrop St e H S DRY DOCK 1 D a t R r Ave v Stevens a A r Visitor Center Ct d Henley St PIER 3 PIER 6 Prescott St Building 5 Winter St Washington H John 93 St Gate Harvard Chelsea St 1 USS Water Shuttle Dock R Park St PIER 5 PIER 1 Cassin Mall USS E Gore St St Young GILMORE BRIDGE CITY Constitution National Park N SQUARE Constitution Road Service boundary PIER 4 MaverickBorder St St Liverpool St PARK N CAMBRIDGE LECHMERE ST I CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD St Sciarappa St LECHMERE SQUARE N New St Otis St London V E R O S R I PAUL L E T Thorndike St REVERE R S Sumner St Charlestown Ave PARK A CHARLESTOWN BRIDGE H C US COAST GUARD O Havre St St SUPPORT CENTER Spring St B CHARLES RIVER DAM Lechmere St Hurley Ave St Webster St ERCIA CONSTITUTION M L M WHARF O S 3rd Cambridgeside C T N 2nd St Galleria Lopez Charles St Museum A O U Copp’s Hill T BATTERY H R 1st St S S of Science T A S Burying Charter WHARF N T LOVEJOY H Hull Foster Mill St Marginal Snowhill St Cambridgeside Pl Ground St R (to Logan Airport) WHARF E W Prince Henchman V SUMNER TUNNEL A St Hayden Planetarium LEVERETT St O St S Bent St Old North N H Endicott CIRCLE A I Sheafe St Church N St Medford St H G Rogers St TD Banknorth N Lewis St SCIENCE PARK T Battery St Ma rth Garden O M St a PAUL REVERE CALLAHAN TUNNEL N a R r MALL t North d g N Bennet St Ha S n Tileston St ove i Unity St r n S Av Station S Margaret St Harris St e Binney St Lomasney Way T t (Amtrak) N Margin St Prince St Thatcher St Clark St Cotting St Lynn St St. Stephen’s Church UNION WHARF NORTH Noyes Pl Paul St Munroe St Baldwin STATION Causeway St Revere Thomas P. O’Neill Portland St St LAND BOULEVARD Pl House Fleet St h Friend StCanal St 93 t Federal Building ST r SARGENTS WHARF Cambridge Parkway Lancaster Cooper St o St Pierce-Hichborn Ct Blossom St N CHARLESBANK Wiget StPa Lewis Exit 26 r House Garden Athenaeum St me n MoonSun St ST Merrimac St te PARK Stillman St S r Court B t St Traverse St Mor St St to William Car n O din southbound NORTH al S Salem Cross t St Commercial Massachusetts O SQUARE Langdon Market St Pl S N Blossom St ’ St C LEWIS WHARF General Hospital Edward W. Brooke northbound St CommercialWharf N I o h Richmond Blackstone St t T n Courthouse r n HANOVER o S CHARLES ST State t Wharf S e S N O F ll Service n HAYMARKET ruit St Way do A ar Bowker MAIN ST Parkman St Center h N Lynde St Anderson St C E B C V Grove St Grove COMMERCIAL WHARF LONGFELLOW BRIDGE CHARLES/ St O St A John F. N Fulton w Harrison Gray e G Hanover C I MGH Staniford BOWDOIN I N Kennedy R T St N e Otis House E Cross St COMMERCIALA l N Old West Federal S Exit 24B L t New Sudbury St S T t Church C Marshall u CAMBRIDGE ST AM Building St A N B Union St Temple St Irving St R h Joy St I Lewis and D CHRISTOPHER G S MEMORIAL R Russell St St DRIVE E Holocaust Memorial Exit 24A r E Harriet John S COLUMBUS T e E Smith Saltonstall Clinton St t Coburn PARK Hayden GOVERNMENT Boston a R Court State Office NorthNorth Market V House House S W Residences T CENTER City Hall I Smith Hancock Building Quincy Market AQUARIUM LONG WHARF Phillips St Bowdoin Center Faneuil Hall N H Ct E Water Shuttle R Charles W Plaza Old Atlantic Ave Dock River Square African Meeting Abiel South Market A Visitor India Pl Revere St House Smith Somerset St Chatham Row Boston Harbor Islands ferry dock R Center CHARLES Suffolk Court St School Old State A Myrtle St B County StateIndia St T Ashburton House L St Phillips School A CENTRAL WHARF S Pinckney St Pl Courthouse St O State Boston Doane St N Cedar LaneWest Way Cedar St Quaker Lane New England E John J. Smith George King’s Chapel Custom T House I R St Massacre C CentralBroad Aquarium L Middleton and Burying House House CONGRESS ST Court Site Square Joy St Kirstein House Ground Kilby St R LOUISBURG Walnut Boston St St Charles Library Exchange INDIA WHARF SQUARE Mt Vernon St Willow Athenaeum Pl A St Water St St Well St East India Street Old Corner B Hawes First Public School Site at A Nichols Joy Pl St te Custom Row H Meeting School StBookstore ry House St V House Park Granary St Franklin m E Spruce St a EMBANKMENT RD Acorn St Water St C Otis House rc River StST Burying Bosworthstatue h Hatch Memorial Shell St STATE Milk St St Ground Oliver StS Bromfield Devonshire St t Pl Lime St Robert Gould Shaw/54th ROWE’S WHARF Brimmer St St Branch St Massachusetts Province Milk St Chestnut St Regiment Memorial St Old South POST t Prescott Park Street Federal St S Meeting FranklinWendell h St Church OFFICE ig FOSTER’S WHARF House House H Byron St Pon SQUARE rog d Boston Winter St Beaver BEACON ST F PARK PARK Beaver St Pl Common WASHINGTON ST underground STREET parking Pl F St CHARLES underground ST Temple Pl (closed ra Pearl St Visitor Pl nklin St Exit 23 parking Winter to traffic)Hawley St CONGRESS ST n ST goo Information Jackson Sn La DOWNTOWN o AVE West St w ARLINGTON ST Pl FAN PIER ow Old Northern Ave Bridge rr CROSSING northbound JAMES J.
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