Former Boston Herald writer Stephanie Schorow's “Inside the Combat Zone” chronicles not only the physical changes in the city since the 1950s, but also the social, cultural and political ...

Boston City Hall Plaza, which took Scollay Square's place in 1968, has had more detractors than admirers over the years. "The best quote about this building is that it looks like the crate Faneuil ...

At Williams’s urging, the city of Boston held a ceremony in 1987 to formally recognize the neighborhood as “Government Center at Scollay Square.’’ Advertisement: ...

Scollay Square was no Disneyland. By the beginning of the 1960s, it was a rundown collection of seedy bars and taverns (but no peep shows, as Ramos suggests), which made the area ripe for ...

BOSTON (CBS) – Crews working on renovation of the MBTA's Government Center station found a piece of subway history. A 100-year-old Scollay Under mosaic was uncovered on the wall of the Blue Line ...

Last year, construction workers found two “Scollay Under” tile mosaic signs, one behind a 1960s-era sign, the other behind a wall of concrete blocks.

So 100-year-old “Scollay” and “Scollay Square” signs are scattered throughout the brand-new structure. And if you see one, you should certainly Instagram it. Conversation ...

Gov. Charlie Baker and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, whose City Hall offices are a few short steps away from the train station, ... First known as "Scollay Square Station," it opened in 1898.

Thirty years ago, Lori Anderson and four of her friends piled into a limo and went bar-hopping for her bachelorette party, beginning and ending the night at the Red Hat in Boston's Scollay Square.