The folks at the Boston City Archives wonder if you can place this scene.
Massachusetts Avenue at Commonwealth Avenue, looking north towards Cambridge, before the underpass was built.
corner of Mass Ave and Comm Ave
This is the intersection of Mass Ave and Comm Ave, looking north toward Cambridge. Right by The Eliot Hotel.
J. Bildner's.
https://www.tstead.com/Pages/TSR-PF-OA.html
Which hasn't been there in eons, I know, but the building is that iconic. It was built as a mansion in 1892 by Oliver Ames. https://backbayhouses.org/355-commonwealth/
It's amazing that those buildings are over 100 years old and are still standing. Not even that much renovation. pic.twitter.com/7eFGpT1WMn — Brad Lee (@Bradford__Lee) August 12, 2021
It's amazing that those buildings are over 100 years old and are still standing. Not even that much renovation. pic.twitter.com/7eFGpT1WMn
— Brad Lee (@Bradford__Lee) August 12, 2021
Hardly anything has changed except the tenants.
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Mass. and Comm.
Massachusetts Avenue at Commonwealth Avenue, looking north towards Cambridge, before the underpass was built.
looking north
corner of Mass Ave and Comm Ave
For once, I got it immediately
This is the intersection of Mass Ave and Comm Ave, looking north toward Cambridge. Right by The Eliot Hotel.
My first thought
J. Bildner's.
https://www.tstead.com/Pages/TSR-PF-OA.html
Which hasn't been there in eons, I know, but the building is that iconic. It was built as a mansion in 1892 by Oliver Ames. https://backbayhouses.org/355-commonwealth/
The view today
Wow!
Hardly anything has changed except the tenants.