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Boston Notes

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Fenway Park The oldest active Major League Baseball ballpark and home to the Red Sox since 1912.
Green Monster The 37-foot-high left field wall in Fenway Park that is a iconic feature of the ballpark.
Freedom Trail A 2.5-mile path through Boston connecting 16 historic sites including Paul Revere's House.
Boston Common The oldest public park in the United States, dating back to 1634, located in downtown Boston.
Back Bay The neighborhood of Boston built on reclaimed land in the 19th century, famous for its Victorian brownstones.
Charles River The river that separates Boston from the neighboring city of Cambridge, home to Harvard and MIT.
USS Constitution Docked in Charlestown, this is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world, also known as Old Ironsides.
Big Dig A massive, multi-decade construction project that replaced Boston's elevated central artery with a tunnel system.
Emerald Necklace A chain of interconnected parks in Boston and Brookline designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.
Cambridge The sister city to Boston, located across the Charles River and home to Harvard University and MIT.
Kenmore Square A major Boston intersection near Fenway Park that serves as a central transit hub.
Commonwealth Avenue A wide, Parisian-style boulevard that serves as the backbone of the Back Bay neighborhood.
Logan International Airport The primary international airport serving Boston and New England, located largely on landfill.
Faneuil Hall The historic marketplace and meeting hall near Quincy Market that has served as a 'cradle of liberty.'
Neponset River The river that forms the southern boundary of Boston, separating it from Quincy and Milton.
Northeastern University The Boston university located in the Fenway neighborhood, connected to the city via the Green Line.
Quincy Market The historic central market building in the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, popular with tourists.
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