National Park Service Webcams Database - Montana State University (MSU) Library

National Park Service Webcams Database - Montana State University Library

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Boston National Historical Park Dorchester Heights Monument South

    • Boston National Historical Park Dorchester Heights Monument South Latest webcam view

    • Webcam Location: Boston National Historical Park

      Location of Park Unit: Massachusetts

      Image Type: Combination Natural and Built Environment

      Description: Dorchester Heights Monument Looking South. This view primarily shows the cove forming Carson Beach as well as the open fields of Moakley Park. Beyond on the other side of the cove is the campus of UMass Boston and the JFK Presidential Library. The Dorchester neighborhood lies beyond. In the near field below are a number of multi-family residences featuring a variety of architectural styles, as well as more modern apartment complexes. NPS staff installed and began operating webcams from these monuments in 2020. These cameras will catch stunning sunrises, sublime sunsets, and will get lost in the fog of harsh nor’easters throughout the seasons. Source: NPS

      Note: Each monument has four cameras-one for each cardinal direction-which update approximately every minute. This web camera image contains embedded text showing date and time as well as the NPS logo.

      Type of Webcam: Static

      Related Webcams: Boston National Historical Park

      Operational Status: Normally operates year-round

      Primary Manager of Webcam: National Park Service

      Image Credit: National Park Service

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