There are many treasures to discover along the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway.
Murals
Rising Tides, Sofie Tuttle (2020) 
Hope and Resistance, Artist for Humanity (2020) 
Grandmothers, Heidi Schork, Mayor’s Mural Crew (2017) 
Wild flowers along the Greenway, Jennifer Rydwansky and the BNAN Youth Conservation Corps (2010) 
Donald McKay Clipper Ship, Jennifer Rydwansky and the BNAN Youth Conservation Corps Crew (2007) 
Precipice, Beau Stanton (2021)
Along the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway, there are six murals under the underpasses in the Parks Section of the Greenway.
In 2020, two new murals were painted by Sofie Tuttle and Artists for Humanity. In the next couple of years, the Friends will be working to add one more new mural.
The “Grandmothers” was painted by the Mayor’s Mural Crew. “Rising Tides,” and “Hope and Resistance” murals were painted by the City of Boston’s Mural program.
To find out more information about the murals along the Greenway as well as others throughout Boston check out the Boston Mural Map.
SCULPTURES
On the right, Pez Pod. Artist Krina Patel created this pez family inspired by the rich cultural heritage, history and geography of East Boston.
On the left, Wind Wheels. Artist William Harvey Wainwright designed this sculpture to visible the effects of wind and light. ” The whole construction seems to me appropriate for an airport in that the air makes it work” William Wainwright.
Friends of the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway 