Copley Square, Boston Photos

The area around Copley Square within Back Bay contains some of Boston's more interesting Victorian buildings.

See also: Boston, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library
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Copley Square with Trinity Church, John Hancock Tower, & Fairmont Copley Plaza (1912).

John Hancock Tower (1976) 60 floors.
Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners.

Trinity Church & John Hancock Tower.

Gabel of Trinity Church.

Trinity Church with 500 Boylston Street & John Hancock buildings. Trinity Church, Boston

Trinity Church in front of 500 Boylston Street.

Boston Public Library (1887-95). Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: McKim, Mead & White. On National Register. Boston Public Library

Cast-iron Copley Square subway entrance in front of Boston Public Library.

Tortoise & Hare (1995) by Nancy Schön in Copley Square celebrate runners in the Boston Marathon.

Dome of New Old South Church (1875) (Boylston at Dartmouth Sts.).
Architect: Cummings & Sears.

Boylston Street west of Copley Square with tower of New Old South Church.

United Church of Christ (67 Newbury Street).

Steeple of Arlington Street Church (1861).
Architect: Arthur Gilman.

The Berkeley (1906) (420 Boylston).

Bay windows of The Berkeley.

The Berkeley roofline details.

Arlington Building (344 Boylston St.).

500 Boylston Street (1985) 25 floors.
Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects.

Apartments along Boylston Street facing Boston Common.

Commonwealth Ave. seen from Dartmouth.


All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart.
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