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Ive never heard anyone visitor, city person, college student, local or anything ever say there was a "midtown" anything in Boston. Ive never even read that. Learn something new everyday
Ive never heard anyone visitor, city person, college student, local or anything ever say there was a "midtown" anything in Boston. Ive never even read that. Learn something new everyday
I was under the impression during the Olympics they were pushing for a “Midtown” Olympic village between South Boston and the South End over the Rail yard
Ive never heard anyone visitor, city person, college student, local or anything ever say there was a "midtown" anything in Boston. Ive never even read that. Learn something new everyday
^^btw, w/ so many fun posts (above), i have an 'extra fun' question on aisle 7.
Being this is a "city" forum,
are people not allowed to post photos of city's on these threads?
Is there a limit of 0, 5, 10? just curious.
This is a photo of shrimpy/wimpy Boston taken by a skilled local photographer,
from the perspective of the [insanely walk-able] greenish area near Belmont Hill.
Ive never heard anyone visitor, city person, college student, local or anything ever say there was a "midtown" anything in Boston. Ive never even read that. Learn something new everyday
Tbh as far as made up neighborhood names go, I'd take midtown every time over "SoWa."
If we’re really trying to force an NYC/Boston topography comparison: Back Bay would be “midtown” (midriver) and Fenway would be “uptown” (upriver).
Anyway. None of this has to do with SF, but no SF posters or supporters have contributed yet. So whatever.
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