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Paul Rudolph’s Erich Lindemann Mental Health Center is an architectural marvel hidden in plain sight.

Motif No. 1 is painted with a broad brush.

The castle-like construction still stands strong.

Where Beaux-Arts architecture takes center stage.

The Gibson House, in the Back Bay, offers a perfectly preserved snapshot of Boston life in Victorian times.

Beloved by generations of islanders and summer visitors, it’s the oldest platform carousel in the country.

More than 100 years after its completion, the city’s original skyscraper still stands tall in the Financial District.

Deep within the headquarters of the Christian Science Publishing Society, the Mapparium showcases a world forever trapped between the 20th century’s two great wars.