The Old Coast Road From Boston to Plymouth

A vivid portrait of Boston emerges in this lyrical guide, inviting listeners to wander through the city’s layered past as if flipping through a richly illustrated cake. From the bustling Common where John Hancock once milked cows to the storied spire of Park Street Church, the narrative blends quirky anecdotes with the grandeur of historic landmarks. Along the way, you’ll hear the hum of everyday rituals—baked beans on Saturday, fish balls on Sunday—that define the city’s unique character.

The journey then turns toward the Old Coast Road, tracing its path through coastal towns, hidden coves, and the lingering echoes of early settlers. As the road winds past iconic sites like the Lincoln House in Hingham and the lighthouse at Minot’s Ledge, the author paints each stop with vivid detail, revealing how geography and memory intertwine. Listeners are left with a fresh appreciation for the enduring spirit of New England’s shoreline, poised on the cusp of deeper stories yet to unfold.