Covington Associates is located beside the Marriott Custom House Hotel and Clock Tower. The nearest parking lots are at the New England Aquarium, Dockside Garage, Post Office Square, and 75 State Street.

Take I-93 South to Exit 24A-Government Center. Take a left onto the Surface Artery. At the second set of lights, turn right onto State Street. Take the first left onto McKinley Street, go one block and turn left onto Central Street. 75 Central Street is the red brick building on your right. Take I-93 North to Exit 23-Government Center/North End. Take a left onto the Surface Artery. Turn right onto State Street. Take the first left onto McKinley Street, go one block and turn left onto Central Street. 75 Central Street is the red brick building on your right. Take the Mass Turnpike to I-93 North. Take Exit 23 off I-93, marked "Gov't Center. North End, Aquarium, Quincy Market, The ramp joins surface streets at North St. Take a left onto the Surface Artery. Turn right onto State Street. Take the first left onto McKinley Street, go one block and turn left onto Central Street. 75 Central Street is the red brick building on your right. The closest station is on the Blue Line, the Aquarium Stop. Use the State Street exit. At street level, take a left to walk across McKinley Street. 75 Central is the red brick building straight ahead.

Alternatively, take the Orange Line to the State Street Stop. Exit via the Old State House Exit. Walk straight on State Street, approximately two blocks. Turn right onto India Street. Walk one block, Central Street will be on your left. 75 Central Street is the red brick building.

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Covington Associates is located in The Continental Wingate Company Building. The Continental Wingate Company Building was constructed in 1816 and restored in 1984. It is the western terminus of the old Central Wharf, which originally consisted of 54 attached brick bays extending to what is now the site of the New England Aquarium. Once the hub of Boston's China trade, parts of the old wharf were demolished for construction of Atlantic Avenue in 1868 and the Southeast Expressway in the 1950's. Formerly known as the Jenney Building, home of the Jenney Manufacturing Company, the Continental Wingate Company Building is the only remaining Central Wharf bay still to retain the hipped roof and tall chimney typical of the Federal style wharf structures designed by Charles Bulfinch (1786-1841).