See Our Ad On Page 17. FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE April 2019 – April 2020 Vol. 9 FaneuilHallMarketplace.com Original Merchant SHUCKING SINCE 1976 Oysters, Lobster Rolls, Chowder-Bisque, Clams, Mussels, Beer, Wine and More! Food Hall – Quincy Market Building Faneuil Hall Marketplace 3 FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE Volume 9, Spring 2019 /Spring 2020 Publisher Emeritus Carol Troxell Welcome To Boston Editor/Advertising As “America’s First Open Marketplace,” Faneuil Hall Ed Hurley Marketplace is the first stop for visitors coming to Design Boston. The city is one of the most historic places Pam Rogers Design in the U.S. As the birthplace of the American Editorial Revolution, Boston holds a vast appeal to tourists Ann Murphy from both near and far for many different reasons. Marissa Sullivan Known as the “Cradle of Liberty,” it is here where Production several significant events took place to help shape Christina Grise our nation. Furthermore, Boston is also a sports Rita Juliano town, a college town, a cultural center and a Tori Silva maritime mecca. Photography Boston’s unique character and charm can be Chris Barajas experienced in all corners of the city and is best Erin LaVigueur seen on foot. It is one of the most walkable cities in Kristof Torok the world. Management Office Stay In Touch General Manager FaneuilHallMarketplace.com Joe O’Malley FaneuilHallMarketplaceBoston.com 617-523-1300 @faneuilhallmarketplace Public Realm/Outdoor Programming @faneuilhall Holly Masek @faneuilhall [email protected] Retail & Specialty Leasing Marketplace Hours Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation Monday – Thursday 10 am – 9 pm [email protected] 10 am – 7 pm (Winter) Office Leasing Friday & Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm Robert Le Clair Sunday: 11 am – 7 pm [email protected] Noon – 6 pm (Winter) Food Colonnade Open Late Events & Marketing Ed Hurley Getting Here | Take the To History! [email protected] Blue Line to Aquarium or Government Center Public Relations Green Line to Government Center or North Station Ann Murphy – O’Neill and Associates Orange Line to State Street or Haymarket [email protected] Red Line to Park Street or Downtown Crossing Corporate Signage / Sponsorships Commuter Rail to North or South Station Monika Walesa [email protected] Discounted Parking Discounted parking available online at Travel & Tourism 75StateStreetGarage.com or with Carolyn J. Feimster validation from participating Marketplace [email protected] merchants. Buy online and save time! A Publication Of The Faneuil Hall Marketplace 75StateStreetGarage.com | (617) 443-2817 Merchants Association Linda J. DeMarco, President Cover Photos: Gail Richman, Vice President Top: Quincy Market Sara Youngelson, Treasurer Bottom Left: The Real McCoy Bottom Right: The Greenway Carousel Kerry Henderson, Secretary 4 Faneuil Hall Marketplace A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR MARTIN J. 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DeMarco ................................................................................................8 Neighborhood Map .......................................................................................................................10 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Thrives With History ..........................................................................12 New Merchants At The Marketplace ...........................................................................................16