Plane

Logan International, Hanscom, Worcester, T.F. Green (Warwick,RI) and Manchester (NH) airports service the greater Boston area. For more information about these and other regional airports, please consult Massport’s website (www.massport.com).

Train & Bus

Amtrak (www.amtrak.com) offers service to Boston’s Back Bay, North and South stations from points north, south, and west of the city. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority provides commuter rail service from many towns and cities in eastern Massachusetts and in northern Rhode Island. For information about commuter rail routes, schedules, and fares, please consult the MBTA website (www.mbta.com).

A number of commercial bus operators offer service to Boston’s South Station Bus Terminal: Massport’s website (www.massport.com) provides a partial list of the major carriers servicing the Boston region.

Both the bus and train terminals at South Station offer easy access to the “T,” the MBTA’s public transportation system in metropolitan Boston.

Public Transportation (The "T")

The MBTA offers subway/trolley service to Brookline along two routes of the Green Line. Take the“C” Cleveland Circle trolley to Coolidge Corner; walk four blocks north along Harvard Street, turn right onto Beals Street, and continue to #83. Or, take the“B”Boston College trolley to Babcock Street; walk four blocks south along Babcock Street, turn right onto Manchester Street, turn left onto Stedman Street, take the right fork onto Beals Street and continue to #83.

The MBTA also offers bus service to Brookline. MBTA route 66 travels from Harvard Square to Coolidge Corner, stopping just one block from John Fitzgerald Kennedy NHS at the corner of Williams and Harvard streets. For information about bus routes, schedules and fares, consult the MBTA website (www.mbta.com).

By Car

From points east and west: Follow I-90/ Massachusetts Turnpike and take exit 18 Allston/Brighton (eastbound), OR exit 20 Brighton/Cambridge (westbound), use the Allston/Brighton exit ramp, merge onto Cambridge Street, and proceed approximately one mile. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Harvard Street and proceed for about one mile. Turn left onto Beals Street and continue to #83.

From points north and south:  Take I-95 to exit 20 and follow Route 9E/Boylston Street for approximately five miles. Turn right onto Walnut Street and then immediately right onto Harvard Street. Proceed along Harvard Street for one mile, turn right onto Beals Street, and continue to #83.