GALLERY: “One more mile to go” in the 128th annual Boston Marathon

April 15, 2024
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by BU News Service

By Kiersten Johnson

Boston University News Service

Kenmore Square is a popular place to be on Marathon Monday, as it marks the final stretch of the 26.2 mile-race.

Boston University News Service reporter Kiersten Johnson was at the scene to capture the exciting moments between viewers and runners.

Former New England Patriots player Rob Gronkowski driving through Kenmore Square before the Marathon begins. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
A male wheelchair athlete with a red wheelchair entering Kenmore Square. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Girl across the street in Kenmore Square holding a pink sign that says “I don’t know you but I’m proud of you.” Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
While the truck holding the sign in which the first participant of the category passes through Kenmore Square. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Some spectators look up at the screen to view the results of the marathon via live stream. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Two para athletes racing down Kenmore Square wearing bright neon yellow. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Male participant running in front of Poland Spring water pit stop. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Fans raise their bells as the participants enter Kenmore Square. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Spectators hand cheering on the participants of the marathon. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
Military personnel linking arms as they pass through Kenmore Square. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
The crowd cheers at the one-mile-to-go marker in Kenmore Square. Photo Courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/BU News Service.
A man in Kenmore dressed up as the Celtics mascot holding a basketball. Photo courtesy of Kiersten Johnson/ BU News Service

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