The Pledge of Allegiance Building (Youth's Companion Building) at 209 Columbus Avenue in Boston's Back Bay

209 Columbus Avenue · Boston

Guest check-in for The Pledge building.

Tenants log the guests they're expecting. Lobby security checks them in the moment they arrive — fast, tracked, and on the record.

Front desk online Secured by New England Security

How it works

From the invite upstairs to the welcome downstairs.

Three steps keep every guest expected and every arrival on the record.

01

Tenants log their guests

Add expected visitors one at a time, or upload a whole list by CSV. Each guest is tied to your company and the day they're due.

02

Guests arrive at the lobby

Visitors walk up to the front desk at 209 Columbus Avenue — no paperwork, no guesswork about who belongs in the building.

03

Security checks them in

Lobby security confirms each guest and stamps the time in and out, so there's always a clear record of who's inside.

Est. 1892

Where the Pledge began.

209 Columbus Avenue was built in 1892 for The Youth's Companion — the Boston magazine that carried the Pledge of Allegiance into classrooms across the country. More than a century later, the building still stands over Back Bay, and the system that runs its front desk takes its name.

1892
Built for The Youth's Companion
1974
National Register of Historic Places
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Stories over Back Bay, Boston