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Compass Healthcare is a small shop on the far end of Longwood Ave that carries all manner of items to cater to the sick, the ailing, and the disabled. They carry canes, small prosthetics, and healing bandages. Given it's small size, the staff of Compass Healthcare is knowledgable about their craft and are attentive to the needs of their customers. Compass Healthcare is only open Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm, and they only perform on-site fittings from 8:30am to 3:30pm.

A national chain - get all your gamin supplies here. Hours: Monday-Friday - 10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday - 10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday - 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday - 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Hours = M-F 11am-9pm, Sa 10am-7pm, Su noon-6pm A giant Elvis head welcomes visitors to this expansive store for new, used, and rental music instruments and equipment, with a wall of electric guitars stretching as far as the eye can see. Come bang on the drums, strum the guitars, or cruise through the rows of speakers, amps, keyboards, and other recording equipment. The helpful staff at Daddy's will answers questions or help you pick out a guitar. Many aspiring musicians from Berklee fill the store on weekends, trying out equipment far beyond their budget, then buying something more reasonably-priced. The store also carries sheet music for guitars and holds lessons for guitarists of all levels. Extensive warranties are available, with free repairs, lemon insurance, and shipping for parts for just a few extra cents on the dollar. The store also will purchase professional music gear in working order at decent prices. Warning, you'll be asked to leave any over-sized bags at the door, a small request before you're allowed access to the gigantic store--the store front is deceptively small, and the space extends back from the street quite a ways. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Mr. Music sells everything a music-enthusiast could want, from cords, stands, tuners, and strings, to a respectable selection of newly-released CDs for an astonishing $10-18. The store carries a wide selection of Airline, Dean, Epiphone, Fender, Gibson, Harmony, Hondo, Joshua, Kent, Phantom, Tacamine, Ventura, and other brands of equipment you probably haven't heard of. Bargains available on new and used guitars, amps, and basses. The store also sells a range of stereos, telephones, Walkmen, keyboards, and sheet music. The helpful staff won't fix stereos but do repair guitar amps. Inside the store is Ticket City , an independent ticket agency for concerts, sporting events, theater, and ballet. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Family Owned This " True Value Hardware Store" is truly the original Community Hardware Store before Home Depot and Lowes existed. This is a Great Store, it has everything you need for your garden and home improvement. Wait while they replace a broken glass in your artwork, screen replacement or make copies of your keys. The Service is great, everyone is very knowledgable and always happy to assist you. Gotta Support the Small Business Owners Wheelchair Accessible = yes CreditCards = Cash, Mastercard, Visa

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Warren Electric and Hardware is located in the South End and is in close proximity to I-90, as well as neighborhoods like Bay Village, Chinatown, and Back Bay. While the store may be small, but carries almost everything you could ever need for home repair and maintenance as well as construction projects. Since it is located in the city, it does not carry lumber (simply because there is not enough space!). Keep in mind iy you are driving, the store is on the other side of the median along Tremont so you have to drive past it to tunr in and park in one of the metered spots.

Founded in 1982, Humanscale is recognized as the leading manufacturer of ergonomic products for the office. This office is located in the Leather District and their diverse product range helps ensure that individuals who spend hours each day in front of a computer, do so in maximum comfort and with minimal long-term health risks. To achieve this result, Human Scale's philosophy regarding product design is this: Technology can make simple things complicated or complicated things simple. We believe in the latter approach and strive to design products that combine uncompromising function and honest aesthetics with ultimate ease-of-use. In other words, Human Scale produces fancy office chairs.

The Copley place Parking garage is the parking for the mall. They have zipcars that are located on level B4 of the Blue Garage under the Copley Place Mall.