Go lion hunting on your next walk. Here are a few clues to help you find this guy and a few of his pack.
- Head to The Fenway.
- By that we mean the parkland, not the baseball place.
- Be careful crossing the street, there are lions everywhere.
- This structure has something in common with the Museum of Fine Arts.
Ready? Click through to find the answer.
The lions are on the Westland Gate, also known as Johnson Gate, at the intersection of Westland Avenue and The Fenway. This monument was designed by architect Guy Lowell, who also designed the original section of the Museum of Fine Arts.
A plaque installed in 1991 gives more information, "This entrance to the Fens, originally known as the Johnson Memorial Fountain, was donated to the City of Boston and erected in 1905 through a generous bequest from Mrs. Ellen Cheney Johnson in memory of her husband Jesse.”
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Words: Penny & Ed Cherubino
Photography: © 2017 Penny & Ed Cherubino
