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Sara Piazza > Returning to Pelham Hall, near the little circle of benches where Harry Flamenbaum was fond of sitting. His bench is there on the left. I love coming around the corner from Harvard Street and catching a glimpse of Boston's skyscrapers in the distance as I head home - very exciting. I can even see a sliver of downtown from my bow window.
Sara Piazza > My CVS, corner of Harvard and Beacon with the obligatory smoking and coffee-drinking employee decorating the facade.
Sara Piazza > Coolidge Corner, November 19, 2009 photo
Sara Piazza > Weary commuters, gloomy day.
Sara Piazza > Rush hour, outgoing train disembarking.
Sara Piazza > Rush hour foot traffic.
Sara Piazza > The Coolidge Theater - like the Booksmith, this theater is one of the last remaining independent theaters in the country. Being right around the corner from my apartment, you'd think I'd go to a movie once in a while, but I rarely do.
Sara Piazza > The Edward Devotion School, one of Brookline's eight (including Pierce, Lawrence, Baker, Runkle, Heath, Driscoll, and Lincoln) neighborhood grammar schools.
Sara Piazza > Irving's Toy and Card Shop, run by Ethel Weiss, barely a block away from Devotion School - filled with toys and penny candy, this tiny hide-away is a favorite after-school stop and every child's dream (and every parent's nightmare?). It's been here forever.
Returning to Pelham Hall, near the little circle of benches where Harry Flamenbaum was fond of sitting. His bench is there on the left.

I love coming around the corner from Harvard Street and catching a glimpse of Boston's skyscrapers in the distance as I head home - very exciting. I can even see a sliver of downtown from my bow window.
Sara Piazza > Returning to Pelham Hall, near the little circle of benches where Harry Flamenbaum was fond of sitting. His bench is there on the left. I love coming around the corner from Harvard Street and catching a glimpse of Boston's skyscrapers in the distance as I head home - very exciting. I can even see a sliver of downtown from my bow window.
Returning to Pelham Hall, near the little circle of benches where Harry Flamenbaum was fond of sitting. His bench is there on the left.

I love coming around the corner from Harvard Street and catching a glimpse of Boston's skyscrapers in the distance as I head home - very exciting. I can even see a sliver of downtown from my bow window.
See photo in original gallery.
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