Pictures of Boston by David Henry, featuring photographs of Chinatown, the Central Artery, Beach Street, J.J. Foley’s on Kingston Street, Symphony Hall, Mr. Butch, Kenmore Square, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Copley Square, Tremont Street, the Saint Patrick’s day parade in South Boston, the Boston Commons, and the Esplanade. Regardez cette page en français…

Go to the index of pictures of the United States, or take look at pictures of… All of these pictures are available as high-resolution TIFF scan files. Many others were taken at each photo shoot, so there are plenty of other choices if you don’t see exactly what you are looking for… just ask!


	Watching New Year’s celebrations in Chinatown		Volley ball game spectators, Chinatown
	The Central Artery near Beach Street, Chinatown		J.J. Foley’s, a bar on Kingston Street
	Anne’s Restaurant, near Symphony Hall		The Modern Pastry Shop, in the North End
	Mr. Butch enjoying sushi near Kenmore Square		A sign admonishing foot safety next to the Charlestown Navy Yard
	The John F. Kennedy Radio and TV repair shop, Roslindale		Xanna Don’t, a Country singer in Boston
	A baseball park in South Boston		A couple in the crowd
	Some women heading out for lunch in Faneuil Hall Marketplace		Copley Square Promenade
	Ingrid, a denizen of Tremont Street		A man sleeping in The Blue Sands bar
	A Ross Perot supporter at a rally, 1992		A Ross Perot supporter at a rally in Boston
	The Pizza Pad, Kenmore Square		A preacher in the Boston Commons
	State troopers in the Saint Patrick’s day parade, South Boston		An impromptu dental exam on Broad Street
	The Dianetics Saleman, the Boston Commons		A Summer Street denizen
	A man organizing his belongings near the Esplanade		Joe Coleman biting the head of a mouse at the Boston Film & Video Foundation
	Boston firemen in the aftermath of a performance by Joe Coleman		A preacher screaming in the Commons
	A homeless man in front of a wedding car in Chinatown		A mom feeding her daughter a hotdog, Downtown Crossing
	A mom and dad walking their daughter on a leash on New Chardon Street