Do the folks at the Archives have a pic of the first Storrowing? Asking for a friend.
Corner of Maverick and Chelsea Streets
Yep.. the Santander Bank is still there... (brick building on far left)
It's the one with the paired Ionic columns, not the one with the dome...
I’m no historian, but I’d bet my house it wasn’t a Santander Bank when the photo was taken.
The site today
Nice. It's really cool to peek around the corner onto Meridan St and see the EBSB building facade, looking the same as it does in the photo. Mid 1920s?
Not the santander building that has single pillars where building in archives has double The hint is 1848 east but I cant figure out more than that
Thanks for playing, folks! Maverick Square is correct! This shows construction on the East Boston Tunnel in Maverick Sq in 1922
But, the building at the left of the picture is the East Boston Savings Bank.
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But not Storrowed!
Do the folks at the Archives have a pic of the first Storrowing? Asking for a friend.
East Boston
Corner of Maverick and Chelsea Streets
yep
Yep.. the Santander Bank is still there... (brick building on far left)
East Boston Savings Bank
It's the one with the paired Ionic columns, not the one with the dome...
“The Santander Bank is still there”?
I’m no historian, but I’d bet my house it wasn’t a Santander Bank when the photo was taken.
Today's View
The site today
Maverick Square
Nice. It's really cool to peek around the corner onto Meridan St and see the EBSB building facade, looking the same as it does in the photo. Mid 1920s?
Not the santander building
Not the santander building that has single pillars where building in archives has double
The hint is 1848 east but I cant figure out more than that
The Answer
Thanks for playing, folks! Maverick Square is correct! This shows construction on the East Boston Tunnel in Maverick Sq in 1922
But, the building at the left
But, the building at the left of the picture is the East Boston Savings Bank.