This engaging and well-researched book provides a detailed history of the Fort Point neighborhood in Boston, from its early days as a strategic military outpost to its present-day incarnation as a thriving arts district and residential community. It is filled with fascinating accounts of the people, places, and events that have shaped the neighborhood over the years, and includes many rare and previously unpublished photographs.

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