Parkman Bandstand

Wednesday, November 14, 2007


The Parkman Bandstand was named for one of the Boston Common’s greatest benefactors, George Francis Parkman Jr. Parkman died in 1908 and left $5 million for the care of the Common and other city parks. The bandstand was originally dedicated in 1912 and was restored in 1996.

2 comments:

NorthBayPhoto said...

Great fall shot. The colours are wonderful.

Hels said...

I have written an article on bandstands in Victoria, my state in Australia, and created a link to your post. Many thanks.

Did large groups of families sit out on the grass in Boston Common and listen to the music? Do they still?

Hels
Art and Architecture, mainly

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