Rand, McNally & co.'s handy guide to Boston and environs .. . nterest at the North End.—The points which will beattractive to the traveler in this part of the city are the Old StateHouse, on State Street; Faneuil Hall, in Faneuil Hall Square; QuincyMarket, just across Merchants Row from Faneuil Hall; ChristChurch, on Salem Street; and Copps Hill Burying Ground, quite nearthe latter, on Hull Street. Each of these places is described in thechapter on Old Landmarks, and in the chapter entitled A Tour ofthe City the most convenient way of visiting them is pointed out. The Central District, or busi
Rand, McNally & co.'s handy guide to Boston and environs .. . nterest at the North End.—The points which will beattractive to the traveler in this part of the city are the Old StateHouse, on State Street; Faneuil Hall, in Faneuil Hall Square; QuincyMarket, just across Merchants Row from Faneuil Hall; ChristChurch, on Salem Street; and Copps Hill Burying Ground, quite nearthe latter, on Hull Street. Each of these places is described in thechapter on Old Landmarks, and in the chapter entitled A Tour ofthe City the most convenient way of visiting them is pointed out. The Central District, or business quarter, lies east and south ofBoylston Street, the Public Garden, the Common, Tremont, Court,and State streets. This region is frequently referred to nowadaysas the congested district, and into it are crowded banks, publicbuildings, warehouses, shops, offices, hotels, theaters, newspaperoffices, and the railway stations. The Subway is a series of connected tunnels used as a passage-way for street-cars beneath the crowded central part of the city. It. WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.(33) ^m\W pai^l^Bi Company
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