93 bus goes from Sullivan Station, downtown via Bunker Hill Street and Haymarket Station. The 92 bus runs from Assembly Square Mall, downtown via Sullivan Square Station, Main Street and Haymarket Station. Charlestown is also accessible via the Charlestown Navy Yard Ferry Terminal where the MBTA operates a ferry between the Navy Yard and Long Wharf (near the New England Aquarium), making this a popular choice among both commuters and tourists. The Boston Harborwalk and the Freedom Trail pass through the neighborhood. In popular culture Films Portions of the 1994 film Blown Away were shot in Charlestown and nearby in Boston Harbor Scenes in Celtic Pride (1996) were filmed in Charlestown In Good Will Hunting (1997), the character Dr. Sean Maguire teaches psychology in Charlestown's Bunker Hill Community College Monument Ave. (1998) about an Irish-American criminal Mystic River (2003), was partly filmed in Charlestown Portions of The Departed (2006) were filmed in Charlestown (standing in for South Boston) The Town (2010) is about bank robbers from Charlestown Television The 2019 television series City on a Hill is based in Charlestown Music The minatory song The Boston Burglar from the 1880s, about a bank robber, contains the lines: The Bunker Hill housing development, an area known for its crime and drug use, is featured on the front cover of Blood for Blood's 2004 album Serenity. Video games In Fallout 4, a post-apocalyptic Charlestown is featured as a major part of the game. In Assassin's Creed 3, Connor Kenway must assassinate a target during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Notable people Charles R. Adams (1834–1900), Charlestown native, opera singer Charles B. Atwood (1849–1895), born in Charlestown, architect who designed the Reliance Building, among others William Austin (1778–1841), born in Charlestown, state legislator and author Richard Austin (1598–1638), born in Titchfield, Hampshire, England, and died in Charlestown, Middlesex, Massachusetts; emigrated to 'New England" on the Bevis Loammi Baldwin (1780–1838), civil engineer Albert Gallatin Blanchard (1810–1891), born in Charlestown, Confederate general in the American Civil War Marion Howard Brazier (1850–1935), journalist, editor, lecturer, clubwoman Shano Collins (1885–1955), baseball player for Boston Red Sox and for 1917 and 1919 World Series teams of Chicago White Sox Thomas Dalton (1794–1883), and his wife Lucy, African American abolitionists and education activists Samuel Dexter (1761–1816), prominent lawyer and cabinet member under John Adams James Frothingham (1786–1864), portrait artist Nathaniel Gorham (1738–1796), a member of the Continental Congress Matt