Boylston Market, Boston (1810-1887), architect Charles Bulfinch / belfry was preserved and now tops Calvary Methodist Church in Arlington, Massachusetts.
I can confirm this. They dug up Charles Bulfinch-Belfry a few days after his burial and preserved him in a see-through barrel of gin, and pinned him to the Church roof. Me and my sixteen brothers often see him up there when we walk past on our way to the market.
Pitta_says
There’s still a lot of Bulfinch architecture that survives in Boston, though!! He was quite prolific
strangerdaysaheadsays
The crescent shape of Franklin St. as it merges into Downtown Crossing at Washington St. is Bulfinch. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Place#The_Tontine_Crescent
Jarpa_L says
I can confirm this. They dug up Charles Bulfinch-Belfry a few days after his burial and preserved him in a see-through barrel of gin, and pinned him to the Church roof. Me and my sixteen brothers often see him up there when we walk past on our way to the market.
Pitta_ says
There’s still a lot of Bulfinch architecture that survives in Boston, though!! He was quite prolific
strangerdaysahead says
The crescent shape of Franklin St. as it merges into Downtown Crossing at Washington St. is Bulfinch. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Place#The_Tontine_Crescent
MurdockSiren says
I bet their chicken was amazing.