Setting the Stage for a Sale
Local Expert
Local Expert
Local Expert
Setting the Stage for a Sale
Leslie Parsons
My Sunday
My Sunday
My Sunday
Leslie Parsons
Bookstores and Bookstore Cafes
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5 Best
5 Best
Bookstores and Bookstore Cafes
Spring Style Finds
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5 Best
5 Best
Spring Style Finds
How to Select the Right Kitchen Knife
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Local Expert
Local Expert
How to Select the Right Kitchen Knife
Local Pulse
Local Experts
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Should We Stay or Go?
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On Pointe: Boston Ballet Principal Dancer Lia Cirio
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Living History
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Boston is where the whole business of being American began, so it’s not surprising that the country’s oldest historical society is located here, in an 1899 Colonial Revival-era building at the intersection of Hemenway and Boylston. This is the Massachusetts Historical Society’s seventh home, and it suits them. Even the lobby oozes old, new world charm. Lisa Krassner, the organization’s newest president, leads me up the spiral marble staircase into a hallway lined with gleaming colonial-era furniture to an elegant circular chamber that looks out on a corner of the Emerald Necklace and the Fenway’s endless construction projects.
by Claire Vail
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Auction house Doyle has a new home at The Vendome, run by two experienced appraisers who take a personal approach to buying and selling art and antiques.
Objects of Desire
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They say if you want to ruin a friendship, go into business together. But they haven’t met the owners of Forty Winks, Dress Boston, and Crush Boutique, three of Beacon Hill’s most elegant boutiques. Remarkably, all these stores were founded and are still owned by women who bonded early in life. MyBoston sits down with these dynamic duos—women who are both close friends and business partners.
Besties in Business
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Back Bay and Beacon Hill might look similar, but for residents, there are
real differences. Realtor Collin Bray walks us through just a few.
A Tale of Two Neighborhoods
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American Ancestors debuts a new family history exhibition aimed at increasing access and equity.