Fenway Park Pictured here is East Boston’s famous ‘Tall Ship Boston’ – a 245’ vessel turned into a floating oyster bar. The ship boasts three, custom-built bars, allowing any guest to enjoy cocktails with uninterrupted views of Boston Harbor and the city skyline. Each bar is covered by a custom…

Yankee Lobster Located in Boston’s Seaport District, Yankee Lobster runs a family tradition as deep as Boston Harbor. The Zanti’s history in lobster catching began with Guiseppe Zanti Sr., who immigrated to America in 1898 – that same voyage would eventually be followed by his son, Guiseppe Jr., in 1921.…

Eliot Hotel Located on one of North America’s most beautiful boulevards, since 1925, The Eliot Hotel has become synonymous for unrivaled and personalized service, comfort and luxury. When the hotel wanted to find an awning company who matches their standard for luxury and quality, they called Lafuente Sign and Awning…

Legal Seafoods is a restaurant sewn into the fibers of successful, Massachusetts based businesses. First opening in 1904 in Cambridge’s Inman Square by Founder Harry Berkowtiz, under the watchful eye, and aggressive pursuit of his son, George and later his son, Roger, Legal Seafoods eventually grew into a portfolio of…

‘The Tower’ is one of Boston’s most photographed landmarks. Located in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood, this entrance canopy rests along a castle boasting thick granite walls, a moat, and a drawbridge. This awning represents a prime example of how modern awning design concepts can coincide with historical buildings – while…

Fenway Park The shipping containers, turned pop-up souvenir shop, is located on Boston’s Jersey Street – directly across from America’s most beloved ballpark, Fenway Park. The container belongs to the D’Angelo family – owner’s of the premier sports lifestyle brand, ’47. Founded in 1947 by two Italian-American, twin, immigrant brothers…