Saturday - A walk in the historic district

Saturday - A walk in the historic district

Today, I will share a few shots from a walk I took the other day around the historic district here in New Bedford, MA.

On another social media site, I have been sharing some photos I share in posts, and it's been great. I have learnt so much about the history of some of the buildings here, along with people's memories of the places. It's been so interesting

Starting with the McCullough Building

Located in the Waterfront Historic District at 98 Front Street, this beautifully restored 19th-century landmark dates back to 1820. Previously a ship chandlery, it now features a mix of high-end commercial office space, a first-floor retail shop, and a residential duplex loft with harbor views


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Next up, although the building it is in may be historic, but this is a place that only just opened last year, and I just came across it on a recent walk, reviews of it seem to be good maybe I will try it out sometime


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That morning, I went up in the Elm Street Parking garage to get this view, I had hoped by the time i got up here some of the sunrise colors would still be out, but some days they can come and go so quickly.


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this next building was constructed in 1890, the building is at 385 Acushnet Avenue in New Bedford, MA is a prominent mixed-use property situated in the heart of Downtown New Bedford. Located within the New Bedford Historic District / National Park, this 7,125-square-foot brick building features a combination of residential condos and commercial spaces
well thats the first building we see I am talking about


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NOw this next one I added as when I talked about learning some interesting facts about the city, the rose alleys were mentioned to me.

Back in the whaling days, the smell from the port was very strong, so across from the port, along a few alleys like the one in this next photo, were lined with rose bushes to counteract the smell, and naturally were called by many the Rose Alleys.

So now I know the origin of this pubs name


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And that’s all folks


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Hello, dear friend @tattoodjay.

I love this part of the city; the architecture of the buildings is so beautiful.

What gorgeous shots.

Have a great day.

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Good day, Mr. @tattoodjay.

What a beautiful place! I love these buildings.

I loved the whole history here, especially the idea of ​​creating the rose-lined path to mitigate the smell of the bridge.

Excellent photographs.

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These night photographs are wonderful.
Nice camera 😀

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