Boston: A Guide to Unique Places

Boston: A Guide to Unique Places
ISBN-10
0762721995
ISBN-13
9780762721993
Series
Boston
Category
Boston (Mass.)
Pages
192
Language
English
Published
2002-06
Authors
Patricia Harris, David Lyon

Description

With the help of this handbook readers discover the less-known side of Boston and enjoy funky shops and eateries, truly unique museums and galleries, plus obscure theater and music venues. 9 maps. 12 illustrations.

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