The Charles River: A History of Greater Boston's Waterway

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Exploring the Charles River's 400-year history, this book highlights its significance as a waterway for settlement, industry, and recreation in towns like Charlestown and Cambridge. It features notable figures such as John Smith and Frederick Law Olmsted, showcasing the river's evolution from a symbol of environmental conflict to a preservation success story. Enhanced with historic maps and over 100 color photos, this narrative serves as a comprehensive guide for both residents and visitors interested in Greater Boston's natural heritage.