These Boston Sites Are Being Illuminated for the Inaugural COVID-19 Memorial

An inaugural aerial view of a suspension bridge illuminated at night, stretching over a dark waterway. The bridges cables fan out from its central towers, with city lights reflecting below. This Boston site offers a serene tribute to the citys resilience during the COVID-19 memorial events.

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MassArt was listed among Boston institutions who lit up their buildings to memorialize the hundreds of thousands of lives lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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