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A Google maps interpretation of the USS Constitution (it's not docked!)

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 is a close-up of a crypt that has the inscription "We Shall Arise Again."

This bronze statue is 8-feet tall of a sailor with a cutlass in one hand. He is facing the west and towards the waters.

This is a short clip documenting the rustling of the leaves.

Cannon balls bounced right off the sides of USS Constitution because they were made of such stiff wood that it fooled one sailor into thinking it was iron.

This is a video that documents part of the South End Burying Around.

This 8-foot bronze statue is of History (or Clio the muse of History). She is holding a stylus in one hand and a tablet in the other. She is facing the North.

An example of the levels of silence found in the Boston Public Library