The only stone with flowers on it.

I visited this old cemetery. Most of the persons were born in the 16th and 17th centuries and most died pre-Revolution (see adjoining).

A Quebecois orchestra played "God Bless America" as an encore. Confusing.

The U.S.S. Constitution Museum. No photography allowed. The miniature shipbuilding club is based here, complete with Old Guy Making Miniature Ship.

The U.S.S. Constitution. Couldn't stay and visit though; had to meet the family for lunch.

I never actually got to see inside Berklee. But I hear it's nice.

Aw.

Har har. We also watched "Cheers" back at the hotel. 

A newer, modern entrance. This is from the second or third level in the room. 

MARG really wanted to see the public library. I'm not sure why but it was an excellent choice. 

MARG explores the stacks 

The courtyard. The Library has a COURTYARD. 

MARG looks for no book in particular. 

Excellent ceiling tilework. I should know. 

Part of an exhibit on maps. It's CRAZY! 

The third floor was filled with cathedral-style religious imagery. 

The Reading Room 

Looking up from the lobby 

Some buildings are so big that pictures are impossible. You're missing some neat stuff at the bottom of that. 

Washington guards the city 

The city garden at dusk