Art Deco in Boston's Financial District
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Art Deco is said to be one of the few architectural styles that most Americans can recognize and name, and its enduring popularity bears this out.
Though Boston is less well-known for its Art Deco architecture than New York and Miami, it can claim examples of Art Deco design that would rival New York's finest.
The tour provides not only narrative on individual buildings and their architects, but also offers context and background on the design elements and influences of American Art Deco.
Boston's greatest concentration of Art Deco is in the city's Financial District, an area substantially leveled by fire in 1872 and ripe for a second cycle of redevelopment fifty years later.
COST | ↑ top |
General Admission $15; Boston By Foot members $5
WEBSITE | ↑ top |
bostonbyfoot.org/tours/Art_Deco
LOCATION | ↑ top |
Milk and Congress Streets, Boston, MA, 02109 map
Phone: 6173672345
Meet your guide at the Angell Memorial Fountain in Post Office Square at the corner of Milk and Congress Streets.
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