The Quincy Market Building is central to Faneuil Hall Marketplace. It’s rotunda has two floors of seating for people to have a place to consume the delights they get at the various food stalls. These larger than life ornaments decorate the upper part of the rotunda.
Late yesterday afternoon and evening, I went into Boston to get some shots of the Christmas lights and stopped by Faneuil Hall for a few quick images. OMG…With temps about 50F/10C, everyone was out and many seemed to be dressed as Santa or otherwise adorned in holiday themed garb. All good fun. Here are a few images I was able to make.
A worker puts a wreath on one of the windows of Faneuil Hall.
This is for Teri, to whom I promised a photo of the tree at Faneuil Hall. As it was crowded, I did not set up my tripod, so this is a bit grainy. If I can get in the city again at a less crowded time, I’ll be sure to try for another image.
A woman in the crowd responds to the call from a busker at Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
The decorations are up at Faneuil Hall Marketplace
At the back of City Hall (shown yesterday) is a place that looks out over Faneuil Hall Marketplace. That is the famed hall in the image. For a couple of months, I’ve thought of coming here for a dawn photo and finally made it there a couple of weeks ago.
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