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The Pit
By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
- By Maria Y. Xia
Chillin' in the Square - Cambridge residents and tourists see the Pit as a meeting spot as well as a place to sit down and rest in the Square. By Maria Y. Xia
- Cambridge youth often use the Pit, a sunken depression next to the Harvard Square T-stop, as a social gathering space. By Maria Y. Xia
- Tourists and Cambridge residents stream out of the Harvard Square T-stop, located at the heart of Harvard Square. By Maria Y. Xia
Carols in the Square - Carolers sing in front of the information kiosk by the Harvard Square T-stop and the Pit. By Maria Y. Xia
The Pit, a sunken area in front the Harvard Square T stop, is uncharacteristically bare on December 12th, when temperatures dropped below freezing. Despite the cold, carolers gather to sing Christmas music and local youth gather at this popular meeting point over the course of a day.
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