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A shot of all nine sculptures that compromise the Make Way for Ducklings statue

This photograph illustrates the many ways people interact with the ducklings sculptures—ignoring them, playing on them, and taking pictures of them

A father places his three sons on the Ms. Mallard statue while their mother takes photos

A mallard sits in the Public Garden pond with city buildings in the background

Located in the East section of Boston Common, built in 1912, it is a structure used for events and concerts. It is surrounded by various walkways and grass for people to sit and relax.

Located in the East section of Boston Common, built in 1912, it is a structure used for events and concerts. It is surrounded by various walkways and grass for people to sit and relax.

This photograph shows the West End after its Urban Renewal. There are more high-rise buildings, and it is clear that the layout of the area has changed. Wider streets with more open spaces also characterise the Urban Renewal of the West End.

A photo of the original Boston U.S. Post Office building being torn down in 1929. The building was later replaced by the John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse in 1933.

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

Aerial view of the ballpark during a ball game, where the stands are filled with locals and baseball fans.