Explore the Historic Custom House Block in Boston

Walking

If you're starting from the Lawrence Public Library, head east on 7th Street towards Massachusetts Street. Turn left onto Massachusetts Street and continue walking north for about 0.4 miles. Once you reach 11th Street, turn right and walk until you reach the intersection with New Hampshire Street. Turn left onto New Hampshire Street and continue walking until you reach the Amtrak station. From there, you can take a bus or train to Boston, which may take a few hours. Once you arrive in Boston, you can use public transportation or walk to reach 66 Long Wharf.

Public Transit

From the Kansas Union, walk to the nearest bus stop located at 14th and Jayhawk Blvd. Take the Lawrence Transit bus (Route 1) towards the Lawrence Depot. Once you arrive at the depot, transfer to the Greyhound bus service that operates routes to major cities, including Boston. After a long journey, once you arrive in Boston, use the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) subway. Take the Blue Line to Aquarium Station, then walk about 0.2 miles east to reach 66 Long Wharf.

Bicycle

If you're up for an adventure, rent a bicycle from one of the local bike shops in Lawrence. Start at the intersection of Massachusetts Street and 6th Street, heading north along Massachusetts Street. Follow the bike path until it connects with the Burroughs Creek Trail. Continue on the trail until you reach the junction with the Lawrence Loop. Follow the Loop south until you reach the nearest bus station where you can board a bus to Boston. After arriving in Boston, bike along Atlantic Avenue, which leads directly to Long Wharf.