Boston Community Capital has offices in Boston, MA and Amherst, MA. To learn more about how Boston Community Capital can help build your business, please contact us at our office in Boston, MA:

56 Warren Street
Boston, MA 02119-3236
Phone: 617-427-8600
Fax: 617-427-9300

Boston Community Capital is located in recently renovated Palladio Hall in Dudley Square in Roxbury (Boston), MA. Palladio Hall is a registered historic landmark built in the 1870's. A map below gives you an idea of the neighborhood.

Where are Dudley Square and Palladio Hall? Dudley Square is about one and one-half miles northeast from the northern tip of Franklin Park, in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. Dudley Square is formed by the intersection of Dudley Street, Warren Street, Washington Street, and Malcolm X Boulevard.

Palladio Hall is located at the corner of Warren and Dudley Streets, one-half block from Dudley Station, a major bus terminal of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), and about one-half mile from Ruggles Station on the MBTA Orange Line. Frequent buses connect these two stations. Within a few blocks of Palladio Hall are located the Dudley Branch of Boston Public Library, Boston Police Department Area B Headquarters, Madison Park High School, John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science, Children's Services of Roxbury, Roxbury Trial Courthouse, and the Roxbury Clubhouse of the Boys and Girls Club of Boston.

Directions
Public Transportation | Driving | Parking and entrance to building

Public Transportation:

By Bus: Take the Silver Line Bus from Downtown Crossing (Temple Place) to Dudley Square Station. Warren Street borders Dudley Station, and all buses drive on Warren Street before entering the bus terminal. Our entrance to Palladio Hall is at 56 Warren Street, between Zeigler Street and Dudley Street.

You can also take a bus to Dudley Station from the following starting points: Route 1 Harvard/Holyoke Gate, via Mass. Ave. & Boston Medical Center; Route 14 Roslindale Square; Route 41 Centre & Eliot Streets; Route 46 Heath Street & Huntington Avenue; The Silver Line (formerly Route 49) Downtown Temple St. at Tremont via Washington & E. Berkeley; Route 66 Harvard Square via Allston and Brookline Village.

By Subway: Take the Orange Line to the Ruggles Station stop. From downtown you'll be heading towards Forest Hills. [Ruggles Station is also a stop on these commuter rail (Purple Line) routes, which start at South Station in Boston: the Franklin Line; the Needham Line; and the Attleboro/Stoughton Line.]

At Ruggles, follow signs to Buses and proceed up the escalator or stairs to the main concourse of the station. Follow signs pointing to Columbus Avenue, Buses (not Northeastern, Forsyth Street, Buses). Signs point towards four sets of stairs leading to different bus routes at ground level. Take any of these stairs down, where you'll find two bus lanes, one with Berths 1 through 4 and the other with Berths 5 through 8. Bus fare is $.60 one-way. The bus ride from Ruggles to Dudley takes approximately ten minutes.

The following bus routes go from Ruggles Station through Dudley Station. During weekday working hours, a bus is scheduled to leave either Berth 2 or Berth 3 approximately every 5 minutes.

Berth 2	Route 28 - Mattapan Station via Dudley
Berth 3	Route 19 - Fields Corner Station via Geneva Ave. Route 23 - Ashmont Station via Washington St.
Berth 4	Route 8 - Harbor Point/ UMass Route 42 - Forest Hills Station Route 47 - Broadway Sta. via Boston Med. Ctr. & BU Medical Ctr.(sign says BCH/Univ. Hospital)
Berth 5	Route 15 - Kane Square/Fields Corner Route 45 - Franklin Park Zoo via Blue Hill Ave.
Berth 6	Route 44 - Jackson Square Station via Dudley, Seaver, Humboldt

(All routes above start at Ruggles Station and terminate at the station listed, except two routes that pass through Ruggles Station on their way from Point A to Point B: Route 8 - Harbor Point/U. Mass to Kenmore Square, and Route 47 - Broadway Station to Central Square, Cambridge.)

You can also take a bus to Dudley Station that does not go through Ruggles Station from the following starting points: Route 1 Harvard/Holyoke Gate, via Mass. Ave. & Boston Medical Center; Route 14 Roslindale Square; Route 41 Centre & Eliot Streets; Route 46 Heath Street & Huntington Avenue; The Silver Line (formerly Route 49) Downtown Temple St. at Tremont via Washington & E. Berkeley; Route 66 Harvard Square via Allston and Brookline Village.

Warren Street borders Dudley Station, and all buses drive on Warren Street before entering the bus terminal. Our entrance to Palladio Hall is at 56 Warren Street, between Zeigler Street and Dudley Street.

See below for Getting into the Building and up to our Offices

Note: Buses returning to Ruggles leave from Berths 1, 2 and 3 at Dudley Station. There are change machines and an MBTA booth in an alcove between Berths 1 and 2.

For more information on routes and schedules, call MBTA information at (617) 222-3200 or, from area codes 508 and 978, dial (800) 392-6100, or see their web page

Driving:

From Downtown Boston:
From the corner of the Boston Common at Park Street and Tremont Street, travel southwest on Tremont. Turn right at the intersection of Oak Street West to stay on Tremont, (which jogs left immediately after this right turn.) Take Tremont Street 1.1 miles. Turn left onto Massachusetts Avenue, drive 0.4 miles, passing through a major intersection with Washington Street. Take second right after Washington Street onto Harrison Avenue, drive 0.6 miles. Turn right onto Dudley Street. Palladio Hall is a three-story building on your right at the traffic light at the corner of Dudley and Warren Streets. Turn right; our entrance is at 56 Warren Street. See below for Parking and Getting into the Building and up to our Offices.

From the South using I-93 the (Fitzgerald, or Southeast) Expressway:
Take the Fitzgerald/Southeast Expressway (I-93). Go through two sets of lights and bear left toward Melnea Cass Boulevard and Boston Medical Center. Follow ramp down to Melnea Cass Blvd. and go straight through the light at Massachusetts Avenue. Stay on Melnea Cass Boulevard and continue straight through two more sets of lights. At the third set of lights, turn left onto Harrison Avenue. Drive 0.3 miles. Turn right onto Dudley Street (Fatima's and Zion/Fire mark the far corners of this intersection). Palladio Hall is a three-story building on your right at the traffic light at the corner of Dudley and Warren Streets. Turn right; our entrance is at 56 Warren Street. See below for Parking and Getting into the Building and up to our Offices.

From the North using I -93 the (Fitzgerald, or Southeast) Expressway:
Take the Fitzgerald/Southeast Expressway (I-93) to Exit 18. Make a left at the light at the end of the ramp. This is Melnea Cass Blvd. Continue straight, crossing over Massachusetts Avenue. Make a left onto Harrison Avenue. Drive 0.6 miles. Turn right onto Dudley Street (Fatima's and Zion/Fire mark the far corners of this intersection). Palladio Hall is a three-story building on your right at the traffic light at the corner of Dudley and Warren Streets. Turn right; our entrance is at 56 Warren Street. See below for Parking and Getting into the Building and up to our Offices.

From the West, using Route 9:
Take Route 9 east through Brookline. Soon after you pass Brookline Village on your left and the Brook House on your right, you drive under an overpass for the Riverway/Jamaicaway and enter Boston. Proceed 0.5 miles as Route 9 becomes Huntington Avenue and bears left. As you approach the medical area, you will pass a stoplight at Fenwood Road. Bear right at the next stoplight onto Tremont Street. Proceed 0.5 miles to the intersection at Columbus Avenue. The Roxbury Crossing MBTA Station is on the right and the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center is ahead on the left. Proceed straight ahead for another 0.5 miles. The street name changes to Malcolm X Boulevard as you pass Madison Park High School and O'Bryant High School on the left. The street's name changes again to Dudley Street when passing a large Post Office on the left. Cross Washington Street and pass Dudley MBTA Bus Station on your left. The next stoplight is Warren Street. Palladio Hall is a three-story building at the corner of Dudley and Warren Streets. Turn left onto Warren Street; our entrance is at 56 Warren Street. See below for Parking and Getting into the Building and up to our Offices.

From the West using I-90, Massachusetts Turnpike (Mass Pike):
Take the Mass Pike (I-90) east to the Prudential Center/Copley Square exit. Keep left at the fork in the ramp. Drive 0.2 miles. Merge onto Huntington Avenue/Route 9, going south/west. Drive 0.3 miles. Turn left at traffic light onto Massachusetts Avenue (Christian Science Mother Church plaza is on your right and Symphony Hall on the far right corner). Drive 0.7 miles. Pass intersections for Columbus Ave., Tremont Street, and Washington Street. Take second right after Washington Street onto Harrison Avenue. Drive 0.6 miles. Turn right onto Dudley Street (Fatima's and Zion/Fire mark the far corners of this intersection). Palladio Hall is a three-story building on your right at the traffic light at the corner of Dudley and Warren Streets. Turn right; our entrance is at 56 Warren Street. See below for Parking and getting into the Building and up to our Offices.

Parking:

Take the first right after Palladio Hall onto Ziegler Street. Drive a short distance to the stop sign and turn right onto Harrison Avenue. On the far side of the Peking House is a fenced in parking lot and signs on the fence read Boston Community Capital. If all spaces at the fence are occupied, park next to the restaurant and facing Dudley Street. There is also a small public parking lot next to Palladio Hall on Warren Street, as well as limited on-street parking.

Entrance:

Enter the door at 56 Warren Street into an entry vestibule. Smile for the camera, which we monitor in our office, and ring the Boston Community Capital bell. We will buzz you in. Take elevator at the end of the hall to the third floor. Enter Boston Community Capital office through door to Suite 300.

Note: The outside door will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Before and after that it will be locked, with no buzzer. If you come off-hours, you'll need to call ahead and have one of us waiting to let you in.

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