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Boston Extras
Boston Uncommon. A photo essay, including John Kerry's house, The Freedom Trail, gay nightlife, Cambridge, The North End, and Beacon Hill.
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To celebrate gay history, we're recognizing certain icons. Watch a short video and learn more about Barney Frank, whose life and work has intersected with Massachusetts history.
Steeped in American history and home to many colleges and universities, Boston has a small town feel even though it's one of the biggest cities on the East Coast.
Sophisticated and cosmopolitan, a visible and energetic gay population calls Boston home. Visitors will find a good selection of places to stay and eat. The city's public transit system includes underground trolleys and railroads making it easy to explore the city even if you're car-less. Areas of note include the downtown historical district, the South End, which in recent years has become Boston's "gay" section; and Cambridge - across the Charles River and home to Harvard University.
For those interested in Colonial American history and Federalist architecture, Boston is a city not to be missed.
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The New England Quilt Museum is pleased to announce their first exhibition of their Fall season, Master Pieces: Haberdashery Textiles in Antique Quilts. Featuring quilts made from recycled men’s fashions, this remarkable exhibition brings together over 40 stunningly graphic works made from simple utilitarian fabrics.
Official 2010 dates TBA
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