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Take a walk with us and get to know the women who helped shape Boston. 

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Abiel Smith School/Museum of African American History, Sue Bailey Thurman and Ruth Batson

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

African Meeting House

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Boston Synagogue

West End•
20th Century
Religion

Charlotte Feibelman and the Mt. Sinai Dispensary

West End•
20th Century
Medicine

Elizabeth Peabody

West End•
19th Century
Education

Fanny Goldstein and Old West Church

West End•
19th Century
Education

Harriet Hayden, Ellen Craft, Hayden House

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Helen Storrow, Lina Hecht, Golde Bamber, Eva White, Ruth Roman West End House

West End•
19th Century
Arts & Culture

Home of Bashka Paeff

West End•
19th Century
Arts & Culture

Home of Elizabeth Kearney Blood

West End•
20th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Home of Louisa May Alcott

West End•
19th Century
Arts & Culture

Home of Rebecca Lee Crumpler

West End•
19th Century
Education

Home of Senda Berenson

West End•
19th Century
Arts & Culture

Jennie Loitman Barron and Annie Londonderry

West End•
19th Century
Arts & Culture

Kittie Knox

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Maria Miller Stewart Plaque

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Mary Eliza Mahoney

West End•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Puffers Building

West End•
19th Century
Business

St. Joseph’s Church

West End•
19th Century
Religion

The West End Museum

West End•
21st Century
Arts & Culture

Vilna Shul and Mary Antin

West End•
20th Century
Arts & Culture

West End Library

West End•
20th Century
Education

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