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This bridge connecting the residential neighbourhood of Beacon Hill to the Charles River Esplanade (ending right next to the Hatch music oval) is named in memory of long-time Boston Pops conductor, Arthur Fiedler.

The names of close to 50 composers line the Hatch Memorial Shell, in honour of the composers of pieces which have been performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra at this venue.

This photo was found on the City of Boston's flickr or historic photos. It is taken from the audience's perspective, showing two ladies, a dog, and a boy sitting on the gravel in front of the Hatch Memorial Shell and watching a Pops concert.

This photo was found on the City of Boston's flickr or historic photos. It is taken from the audience's perspective, showing two ladies, a dog, and a boy sitting on the gravel in front of the Hatch Memorial Shell and watching a Pops concert.

The Boston Pops Orchestra's performance at 4 July 1776, the USA's bicentennial Independence Day: Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture performed with canons, fireworks, and church bells. Conducted by Arther Fiedler.

The Boston Pops Orchestra's performance at 4 July 1776, the USA's bicentennial Independence Day: Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture performed with canons, fireworks, and church bells. Conducted by Arther Fiedler.