The contrast between “the last tenement” and its surroundings gets more dramatic every few yearsSep 2021 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston
They’re so early these days but they sure have been beautiful latelyDec 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston
Beautiful take off from Logan this afternoon, with a view of the Harbor Islands.Aug 2019 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston
Took a picture from Medford today and realized I can see the U.S.S. Constitution peeking out over the horizon 3 miles away. Its three masts are 198 ft, 220 ft, and 173 ft tall. Not bad for a vessel constructed in 1797!May 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston ⋅ #1797 #173 #198 #220 #3
During WW2 the Statehouse dome was painted grey to prevent reflections during blackouts and to negate it as a navigational beacon for German U-boats lurking in Mass. Bay.Apr 2021 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston ⋅ #2
This was Boston’s tallest building for fifty years until 1964 (when the Pru was built).Sep 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston ⋅ #when-the-Pru-was-built #1964
The Esplanade was popular tonight; it felt like a true Boston summer eveningJun 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston
The largest copyrighted piece of artwork in the world peps up any gloomy day. (Spotted from 2 miles away)Apr 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston ⋅ #m #Spotted-from-2-miles-away #2
Homesick for NY-style baked ziti pizza. Where can I get it in Boston?Jul 2020 ⋅ PEEPS_IN_MY ⋅ r/boston
