08/01/2017 Boston Revisited
BOSTON REVISITED, LTR!’s August showcase notes a number of unique destinations in the City of Boston. Include Boston Transit/ MBTA, the country’s oldest from 1997 and the Boston Public Library, the country’s first publicly sponsored public library.There’s also Fenway Park, the country’s oldest original ballpark and the country’s oldest family owned Yankee restaurant, Durgin Park. Add Old North Church, Boston’s oldest surving church,the start point of the famous Midnight Ride of Paul Revere and Boston Commons, the first public park in the nation. Listen to LTR! ‘s August showcase for more.
Patricia Reyes
General Manager, Durgin-Park restaurant
General Manager, Durgin-Park restaurant, Boston’s oldest family run dinning site in Faneuil Hall since
1742. It is now managed by ARK’s New England Restaurant Corp., a national company serving
fine dinning establishments throughout the U.S. Patricia is also Regional Operations Manager for ARK.
contact: [email protected]. 617-227.2038
Rev. Stephen T. Ayers
Vicar, Christ ( Old North ) Church, and Exec. Dir., Old North Foundation, Boston, MA
Rev. Ayers manages and maintains Old North Church, a national landmark in Boston’s North End
including the Printing Office of Edes and Gill and Captain Jackson’s Historical Chocolate Shop.
The site is located at 193 Salem Street. Open year ’round with services in the Episcopal rite on Sundays for all visitors. The congregation is made up of over 150 members.
contact: [email protected] 617-777.3078/ 617-523.6676
David Leonard
Pres.,Boston Public Library
Pres.,Boston Public Library, a 170 year old institution, the nation’s first publicly sponsored library for the general public. our collection is third in size behind the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress. It is acclaimed for its Venetian courtyard, a landmark site, its divisions of technology, educational, cultural and civic treasures. It is open 7-days.
contact: Rosemary Lavery: [email protected]. 617-308.4391/ 617-859.2348
Paul Phillips
Dir., Visitor Services, GREATER BOSTON CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
Paul is a 30 year veteran of the GB-CVB and oversees all issues relating to the Tour & Travel opportunities in the City of Boston for both trade and consumer media. Visitor services are available for groups large and small, for conferences and conventions along with tour guides support.
Contact: [email protected]/ 617-867.8254, fax 617-424.7664. Pick Sheets of the week aren also available
Frank DePasquale
Pres. & CEO, DePasquale Ventures, a corp.that develops fine dinning establishments and related hospitality signatures for six Italian restaurants, a panetteria, a salumeria, a gelateria and cannoli factory and Bricco Suites in Boston’s North End. These include Bricco, Sfizi, Quattro, Trattoria Il Paniono and Mare.
contact: www. depasqualeventures.com OR 617-248.6800.
A view of Boston Harbor from a cruise on the Charles River
Lobster ravioli at Mare restaurant in Boston’s historic Italian North End.
Crab cocktail at Mare.
Sunday afternoon at Revere Beach, the oldest public beach in the U.S.
