Woodworking places in Boston?
 

I will be in Boston next week. Any not to be missed stores, or anything
else like that? Preferably around Framingham...

Last year I saw my first Rockler in Cambridge, but that is old now.

Woodworking places in Boston?
 

"Toller" wrote in message
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I will be in Boston next week. Any not to be missed stores, or anything
else like that? Preferably around Framingham...

Last year I saw my first Rockler in Cambridge, but that is old now.

The highlight of Framingham is Shoppers World. If you have a couple of
hours, drop down to Providence and hit a few of the Italian food stores on
Federal Hill (Atwells Ave). Many good restaurants too. Same with Boston in
the North end.

Woodworking places in Boston?
 

On Aug 16, 11:16 am, "Toller" wrote:
I will be in Boston next week. Any not to be missed stores, or anything
else like that? Preferably around Framingham...

Last year I saw my first Rockler in Cambridge, but that is old now.

How about the North Bennet Street School in Boston? They turn out
some good products - people and pieces.
http://www.nbss.org/Programs/index.a...&Mo duleID=17

R

Woodworking places in Boston?
 

Just reinforcing the idea of North Bennet Street School in Boston's North
End. If you call ahead, you may get a tour. It is just a wonderful place
with great people. I took a few courses there before moving to Maine. For
a woodworker, it is like visiting Mecca. Next door is the Old North Church
of Paul Revere fame and the neigborhood if full of incredible eateries. You
will not be disappointed.
Dave