The North end, a survey and a comprehensive plan (1919)
Boston (Mass.). City Planning Board, Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · City of Boston, Printing department · leaf 102
0 persons patronize thebathing facihties during the season. The bath houses pro-vide for 600 or 800 men and as many women, and someof the bathers dress at home. The slope of the beach is such that for six hours out ofevery twelve there is very little water owing to low tide,and it is always far… … FIG. 46.—DETAIL DRAWING OF BRIDGE AND ELEVATED WALK FROMCOPPS HILL TERRACES TO THE NORTH END BEACH. be maintained and kept clean by a flow of tide waterthrough controlling inlet and outlet devices. The city has an investment at this point that representsa cost in interest and tax values of over…
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