Hotel Buckminster dates to the early years of Kenmore Square being created (1897) and the architect of this building was Stanford White (of the girl on the red velvet swing fame). There are 200 rooms in this hotel - which was restored in the 1990s after suffering its way through the 1980s. The hotel was the site of the first network radio broadcast. In 1929 WNAC Radio had its studios on the upper floors (we know it as WRKO today). The had a TV and radio station in this building through the 1960s. In the 1940s part of the hotel was taken over by the military and then for a while it was a college dorm.

Studying the brain and its systems. Houses the Center for Adaptive Systems.

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Dentists in the practice:

• Aram Elovic
• Rebecca Elovic

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Dentists in the practice include:

• Dr Robert B Kerstein

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Mauluken is karaoke headquarters in Kenmore Square, the restaurant offers it nightly from 9pm until 1am. Serving a wide range of Japanese food and offering take-out Maluken is a good spot for lunch or dinner. But it's not until later that the action really gets started.

Serving New Orleans-style food - spicy! A great place to drop in post-Lansdowne partying or post-Red Sox game.