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Bostonist visited what's left of James Hook & Co. yesterday as firefighters hosed down the wreckage. The scene attracted a steady stream of visitors who stood silently, paying their respects to the Boston landmark. See our earlier post about the fire for a photo of James Hook & Co. in better days.
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i just rode my bike past there; the pictures don't do justice to the smell. it still radiated heat, too, and i'm pretty sure it wasn't just my imagination. It's sad, that was one of my favorite targets for photos, even though i don't even like seafood.