Boston By Foot Presents: The Bulfinch Triangle
BOSTON, Mass., June 13, 2007 - Boston By Foot, Inc. announces its June event in its "Tour of the Month" series of architectural and historical walking tours of Boston will be the Bulfinch Triangle on June 24, 2007.
Bulfinch Triangle
The Bulfinch Triangle is one of Boston's oldest landfill projects, planned by and named for the influential Boston architect, Charles Bulfinch. The guided walk includes the 19th century Mill pond, where Benjamin Franklin swam, to the new Rose Kennedy Greenway. This historic neighborhood has seen dramatic changes and it currently undergoing another revival.
Tour Information
The 90 minute walking tour begins July 29, 2:00pm, from Portal Park on Causeway Street, to the right of the TD Bank North Garden. Nearest T-stop: North Station (Green & Orange lines). Admission is $15; reservations not required. For further information and a free brochure, call Boston By Foot, 617-367-2345 or visit the Boston By Foot website at www.bostonbyfoot.org.
About Boston By Foot
Boston By Foot is a non-profit organization founded in 1976 to promote public awareness of Boston's architectural and historical heritage through guided walking tours. Scheduled daily tours offered from May through October include the Freedom Trail, the North End, Beacon Hill and the Back Bay. Boston By Foot also offers custom tours throughout the year for corporate, educational, and private groups, on-site presentation lectures for schools and organizations, and special events highlighting a particular theme or neighborhood in Boston.
Over the past thirty years, Boston By Foot's trained and enthusiastic volunteer guides have explored Boston neighborhoods with over 210,000 visitors and residents.
For more information about Boston By Foot, call (617) 367-2345 or visit www.bostonbyfoot.org.
