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Burlesque Queens!  Vaudeville Comics!  Hot Dogs, Tassels, even George Washington!  Yes, they're all here on the Scollay Square web site.  The menu on the left (and the handy tabs above) will take you to pages where you can learn more about the Square, including the entertainers and celebrities who flocked there during its 120-year history as Boston's entertainment district.  See pictures and videos - even hear Sally Keith sing!  You can also buy autographed copies here of the only books written about Scollay Square:
 
Includes 180 photographs and postcards, many of which have never been published before, including extremely rare views backstage and on stage at the Old Howard.
Scollay Square from Arcadia Publishing
$15 plus $2.00 S&H (U.S. only) Use VISA, Mastercard or PAYPAL. Email for orders outside U.S.
Always Something Doing: A History of Scollay Square from NEU Press
$15 plus $2.00 S&H (U.S. only)  Use VISA, Mastercard or PAYPAL. Email for orders outside U.S.
"This delightful book, now in its second edition, gives the full history, with all the tassels twirling, the sailors swooning, the beer halls filled with guzzlers, and so on. A really fine book about... the Boston that's gone."
David Brudnoy, WBZ radio, Boston

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Even more pages: Thanks to the generosity of the people who lived, worked, and played in Scollay Square - as well as some lucky bidding on eBay - there's so much more information to share with you, including a page devoted to Boston Post cartoonist Francis Dahl's take on Scollay Square, one on Adams Square, a page of Fred Allen's memories of Scollay Square and the Old Howard, and another on the demolition of the nearby Hotel Madison.  You'll also find pages on the 1987 renaming ceremony, an art/architecture project in Scollay Square, an 1898 magazine article on the building of the Boston's subway and another where you can read excerpts from the books as well as view the errata.  Additionally, there is a page about the author's popular slide lectures, which includes not one but two on Scollay Square.  Finally, there is a page of used books for sale by the author.

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