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Ogawa Coffee

First U.S. location of an upscale Japanese coffee chain.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Boston/Downtown, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Old South Meeting House
Built in 1729, this church has been an important meeting place for centuries. Famous today due to events during 1773, when colonists used the space to organize what would become known as the Boston Tea Party. Almost destroyed by the fire of 1872, Bostonians saved the structure and it's now an important stop on the Freedom Trail.
Apr-Oct: 9:30AM-5PM, Nov-Mar: 10AM-4PM$6 for adults, $5 age 62+, $5 students with ID, $1 age 5-17
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Commonwealth Books
Fantastic bookstore downtown selling antique, rare, used, and new tomes. Particular emphasis on subjects like: the arts, architecture, history, literature, philosophy, and religion. You can also find other exclusive treasures here, like old maps, engravings, and manuscripts. Even just walking down this street and looking around is an experience.
Mon-Sat 10AM-7PM, Sun 11AM-5PM
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Render Coffee
Also a maker space with laser cutters, 3D printers and a CNC machine for rent.
Mon-Fri 7AM-7PM
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Irish Famine Memorial
Two statues commemorate the 1845 Irish Famine, depicting a starving Irish family on their knees, and a well fed family walking away. The natural rise of the land here is used to great effect by the sculptor. As you walk up or down from the statues, it's easy to empathize with the predicament of either family. The physical pain of starvation and the emotional pain of leaving loved ones behind are each masterfully rendered in bronze.
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