Excerpt from Copley Square Competition: Official Program for the Design of Copley Square
Towards the turn of the century, Copley Square became the center of the City's cultural activities. Foremost among these activities was art, with the Museum of Fine Arts on the Square, art galleries, art clubs, and art schools on and in the immediate vicinity of the Square. Of all these various facilities, only the galleries and art supply shops on Newbury and Boylston Streets remain today.
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