Boston Fish Pier

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fish market historic district industrial pier waterfront complex

Boston Fish Pier is a historic waterfront complex in Boston known as a longtime hub for the city’s commercial fishing and seafood industry.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	fish market → historic district → industrial pier → waterfront complex →
architect	Henry F. Keyes →
architecturalStyle	Beaux-Arts →
category	Fish markets in the United States → Historic districts in Boston → Industrial buildings and structures in Boston → Piers in Boston →
city	Boston →
constructionStartDate	1910 →
country	United States →
developer	Boston Fish Pier Company →
hasFunction	berthing fishing vessels → handling fresh fish landings → supporting seafood-related businesses →
hasNearby	Boston Convention and Exhibition Center → Commonwealth Pier → World Trade Center Boston →
hasPart	Boston Fish Pier berthing facilities → Boston Fish Pier flanking buildings → Boston Fish Pier headhouse →
hasUse	cold storage → commercial fishing → office space → seafood processing → wholesale seafood distribution →
heritageDesignation	Boston Landmark → National Register of Historic Places listing →
heritageDesignationDate	1977 →
length	about 1000 feet →
locatedIn	Boston → Massachusetts → Seaport District → South Boston Waterfront →
locatedOn	Boston Harbor →
maintainedBy	Massachusetts Port Authority →
numberOfBuildings	2 →
openingDate	1914 →
owner	Massport →
significantFor	commercial fishing industry → seafood trade in New England →
significantPeriod	early 20th century →
state	Massachusetts →
streetAddress	212 Northern Avenue →
waterBody	Boston Harbor →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Boston Fish Pier ("Boston Fish Pier headhouse") → Port of Boston →	hasPart
Chelsea Creek ("East Boston waterfront") →	adjacentTo
Boston Fish Pier ("Boston Fish Pier Company") →	developer
New England Aquarium ("Central Wharf") →	near