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This photo shows the July Fourth Boston Pops concert from the audience's perspective.

This photo of the Hatch Memorial Shell was taken from the footpath of the Charles River Esplanade leading up to it. It's concrete shell stands out in contrast to the trees immediately around it and the modern buildings in the background.

A photo of the Hatch Memorial Shell and the grass oval in front of it, taken on a sunny fall day in 2016. The American and Massachusetts flags are visible while Storrow Drive that runs alongside this public park can barely be seen.

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 information board describes the historical significance of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Although a defeat for the Americans, the battle was ultimately extremely costly for the British.

Old colonial-style homes dominate Dorchester Heights and were primarily the residences of the upper class in South Boston. Despite only being separated by less than a half mile, the homes are much better up-kept and much more expensive than homes in…

A photograph of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston from the south-facing entrance. Features Cyrus Dallin's sculpture, "Appeal to the Great Spirit."

Photograph of the building the ICA relocated to in 1973 (it has had many locations over the years), which was once police headquarters.