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The 1970s was a tumultuous decade in Boston. Vietnam War protests were held across the country – 50,000 people attended one such event in April 1970 in Boston.
On a local level, the Boston school desegregation conflict dominated the whole decade. The John Hancock Building went up – and down – after a 1973 storm sent some of its glass panels crashing to the ground. And, in 1978, a massive blizzard struck Boston.
These fascinating black and white photos were taken by
Meredith Jacobson Marciano that show street scenes of Boston in the late 1970s.
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Boston. Dover Station, circa late 1970s |
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Boston street vendor, 1975 |
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Boston street graffiti, 1979 |
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Boston. Buzzcocks, Financial Zone, 1979 |
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Boston. Church garden near Arlington T stop, 1978 |
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