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Nauset breach

Description: Nauset Beach suffers breach of its sand barrier (on 1/2/87), opening property to possible destruction by waves. Erosion, shore, tides, Cape Cod.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 01/22/1988

Neptune Road house moving

Description: Three-story wood-frame house from Neptune Road in East Boston being moved slowly on giant tractor trailer on Frankfort Street. (Many houses were relocated from area because of Logan runway noise.)
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 01/16/1978

New York City

Description: AERIALS, HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK HARBOR, CITY SKYLINE, WORLD TRADE CENTER, GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE, STATUE OF LIBERTY, MANHATTAN, STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 07/31/1984

Newbury, Boylston, Charles Streets

Description: Driving past Newbury Street storefronts and buildings. Emmanuel Church, Society of Arts and Crafts, Diutshfurs, Kakas Furs, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Cuoio, Priscilla Bridal, Josephs. Along Boylston Street - Sheraton Towers next to Pru, Lord & Taylor, Hotel Lenox, Boston Public Library, glass Hancock tower next to Trinity Church, Elkins, Louis, The Fatted Calf, Ken's, Malbens Gourmet, Casual Corner, Women's Educational and Industrial Union. Charles Street traffic, brick sidewalks, The Lyric Stage. Driving past brick rowhouses on Beacon Hill. Wrought iron balconies. Lower Commonwealth Avenue with grassy mall.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 09/19/1978

North End

Description: Elderly women, heads covered with scarves, amble on North End streets. Café and market storefronts. Caffe Paradiso. Business signs in Italian. Signs for calamari, cappuccino, gelati. Old North Church. People walk through Paul Revere Park. Hanover Street sign. Iron fire escape on side of brick building.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 10/31/1978

North End and South End

Description: Whittier Place sign and high-rise buildings of Charles River Park. Brick buildings in North End. Laundry hangs from clothesline out window. Drago's Italian Bakery storefront and pizza sign. Prince building near waterfront. Environs near Commercial Street. Lobsters sign. All-day parking $2.25. Victorian houses on Ashmont Hill. Complex roof with eyebrow window, turret, balustrade on widow's walk. Mansards. Decrepit facades in Codman Square. Liquor store on Washington Street. “We Can” Neighborhood Improvement Association. Blackstone Park in South End. Housing project. Elevated orange line structure (no trains) runs down middle of street. Attached brick townhouses on Union Park. Rehabilitation in progress; building permit displayed in window. Ornate dormer, white iron balcony. St. Germain street sign. Gentrification, condominium development.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 03/14/1979

North Station

Description: Straight-on view of North Station / Boston Garden edifice. Causeway Street vicinity. Modern parking garage. Rapids Furniture. Fast food and Chinese restaurants. Steel structure of elevated trolley tracks from beneath. Taxis pull up to entrance with inscription "Boston and Maine Railroad." B&M commuter train moves slowly led by blue engine car. Tilt up/down Hotel Madison. Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus truck. Parking lot between rear of Garden and expressway.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 10/23/1979

North and South Station environs

Description: BOSTON GARDEN, NORTH AND SOUTH STATIONS, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK, DEWEY SQUARE, GOVERNMENT CENTER, PATRIOT BANK
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 01/31/1985

Nuns ousted from Columbia Point

Description: Nuns who ran Project Care & Concern ministry at Columbia Point to distribute food and clothing to low income residents will be replaced by a social service agency. Harbor Point buildings.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 07/20/1988

O'Neill building controversy

Description: Tip O'Neill building will centralize 41 federal agencies spread around state, alleviating lease costs. Controversy over funding quid pro quo among BRA, GSA, and US Department of Transportation, involving acquisition of North Station property and moving the green line T. File of Madison Hotel implosion in 1983. Still of Lawrence Bretta.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 05/17/1985