Charles Bulfinch wacked off the top of Beacon Hill for his statehouse, and then filled in Mill Pond, using a grid plan with diagonals for the urban design. This industrial flatiron building was constructed in 1904, with three additional floors added when it became the Bulfinch Hotel.
A rare stellar pointy building, thought the effort is somewhat squandered by its less-than-prominant non-vista-terminating location.
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