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Hotel Buckminster Boston
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Hotel Buckminster Boston

[ca. 1940–1975]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Matchcover for Hotel Buckminster with graphic of façade on exterior. Location information from item: Commonwealth & Beacon Sts., Kenmore Square, Boston.

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