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This is a Hollywood feature film about the ship, around the time of Curtis D WIlbur's campaign to get grassroots donors to contribute to the renovations in the 1930s for the ship.

Scott Whitley interviews the manager and digests some New England sea food

View of the trellis at Norman B. Leventhal Park in Post Office Square. Pedestrian traffic in background.

Nationally famous, the Boston Music Hall organ was the defining musical instrument of the hall and was the largest in the United States in its time.

The traditional symbol of the Harvard Music Association, the founders of the original Boston Music Hall.

The fountain at Norman B. Leventhal Park. Pedestrian traffic through park in foreground.

The originally intended front entrance of the Orpheum Theatre. This street facing entrance has since been replaced by a retail company.

looks at modern cuisine and a bit of history of the site

An antique photograph of the back entrance of the Orpheum Theatre (formally known as the Boston Music Hall).

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.