Boston is one of my absolute favorite cities in the world. It has the look and feel of a large American city but the charm and elegance of a traditional New England town. Personally, my favorite thing to do here is take photographs, visit my family and eat! I love the New England clam chowder, NE style pizza, Samuel Adams Lager, meals at Not Your Average Joe's and Dunkin Donuts coffee (first one being on Hancock Street ). But besides satisfying my gastric requirements, Boston has many other wonderful features. Boston is the home of the famous Boston Red Sox baseball team who play on the oldest active stadium (Fenway Park) in the United States. It's also boasts having the first subways system, public school, and college (Harvard College) in the United States. Boston also front lined the American Revolution as the Bostonian, Crispus Atucks (no relation.. that I know) threw the first stone starting the Boston Massacre and sparked many other battles which eventually lead to the independence and creation of the United States of America. Thank you Crispus! Boston, aka: "Bean Town" not so much because of it's abundance of beans but of molasses. Apparently the molasses made the the baked beans much more palatable and maybe even... really good. Funny enough, my grandmother, Martha (or Mather, as she would say), favorite meal is baked beans. Enjoy the photos.