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Center for Human Genetics, Inc Center for Human Genetics, Inc. Jeff Milunsky, M.D., F.A.C.M.G. Aubrey Milunsky, M.D., D.Sc., Co‐Director, Center for Human Genetics, Inc. F.R.C.P., F.A.C.M.G., D.C.H. Director, Clinical Genetics Founder and Co‐Director, Senior Director, Molecular Genetics Center for Human Genetics, Inc [email protected] [email protected] Directions to: THE CENTER FOR HUMAN GENETICS, INC. RIVERSIDE TECHNOLOGY CENTER 840 MEMORIAL DRIVE, SUITE 101 CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139 From Points North Take Route 93 South to Exit 26: the “Storrow Drive/Back Bay” exit. Follow Storrow Drive West for approximately 2 miles. Continue onto Soldiers Field Road. Take the exit towards Central Square/Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90). Turn right onto Cambridge Street /River Street Bridge. Cross over Memorial Drive at the end of the bridge onto River Street. Take the first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of Blackstone Street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. From Points South Take Route 93 North to Exit 26: the “Storrow Drive/Back Bay” exit. Follow Storrow Drive West for approximately 2 miles. Continue onto Soldiers Field Road. Take the exit towards Central Square/Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90). Turn right onto Cambridge Street /River Street Bridge. Cross over Memorial Drive at the end of the bridge onto River Street. Take the first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of Blackstone Street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. From Points West Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) to Exit 18: "Allston/Cambridge." This is on the left-hand side. After the toll, bear right towards Cambridge. Go straight through two sets of lights and over the River Street Bridge. Cross over Memorial Drive at the end of the bridge and take the first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of the street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. From Logan Airport Follow signs to the Sumner Tunnel. Upon exiting the tunnel, stay to the left and follow signs for Route 93 North. Take 93 North to Exit 26: the "Storrow Drive/Back Bay" exit. Once on Storrow Drive follow the signs for the "Government Center/Kendall Square" exit. Take the Government Center/Kendall Sq. exit and at the stop sign, turn right and cross over the Longfellow Bridge. Take a right at the end of the bridge onto Memorial Drive/Route 3 West. Follow Memorial Drive through four sets of traffic lights. At the fifth set of lights, turn right onto River Street (Mobil Station on corner). Take first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of the street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. Riverside Technology Center. 840 Memorial Drive, Suite 101. Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 tel. 617-492-7083 fax. 617-492-7092 www.CHGINC.org A non-profit corporation From Storrow Drive Follow Storrow Drive until you reach the River Street Bridge. If coming from the east, the bridge is on your right; from the west, it's on your left. Cross over Memorial Drive at the end of the bridge and take the first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of Blackstone Street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. From Memorial Drive Follow Memorial Drive until you reach River Street. If coming from the east, River Street is on the right; from the west, it's on the left. When on River Street., take the first left onto Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be the first driveway on the left side of Blackstone Street. There is visitor parking at the front of the building. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. From the T Take the Red Line train to Central Square. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is about a 15 minute walk from Central Square. Buses run from Central Square down Western Avenue (see below). Walk northwest on Massachusetts 2A W and turn left at Western Avenue. Continue to follow Western Avenue. Turn left at Blackstone Street. The entrance to 840 Memorial Drive, also referred to as the Riverside Technology Center, will be on the right side of Blackstone Street. The Center for Human Genetics, Inc. is located on the 1st Floor. Buses that run from Central Square down Western Avenue (Western Ave/Putnam Square bus stop is 100 yards from building entrance): 70 Cedarwood, No. Waltham or Watertown Sq. -- University Park via Central Sq., Cambridge, Arsenal St., and Western Ave 70A Cedarwood, No. Waltham or Watertown Sq. -- University Park via Central Sq., Cambridge, Arsenal St., and Western Ave .
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