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

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Adath Jeshurun Congregation (1906)/ First Haitian Baptist Church (1978)

Roxbury•
20th Century
Religion

Boston Synagogue

West End•
20th Century
Religion

Church of the Covenant, The Women’s Lunch Place

Back Bay West•
20th Century
Religion

Dorcas ye (the) Blackmore (c. 1620 – 1677)

Dorchester: Meeting House Hill•
17th Century
Religion

Dorothy West: St. Mark’s Congregational Church

Roxbury•
20th Century
Religion

Federal Street Church

Downtown•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Holocaust Memorial

Downtown•
20th Century
Religion

Home of Ella Little-Collins

Roxbury•
20th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Home of Mother Mary Joseph Rogers

Jamaica Plain•
19th Century
Religion

Maryknoll Sisters

Chinatown•
20th Century
Religion

Old South Meeting House and Phillis Wheatley

Downtown•
18th Century
Religion

Sarah Baker (1805 – 1866)

Dorchester: Upham's Corner•
19th Century
Business

St. Joseph’s Church

West End•
19th Century
Religion

St. Leonard’s Church

North End•
19th Century
Religion

St. Stephen’s Church

North End•
19th Century
Religion

Temple Mishkan Tefila: The Synagogue on the Hill

Roxbury•
19th Century
Religion

Tremont Temple Women Lecturers

Downtown•
19th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism

Union United Methodist Church

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

Young Men’s Hebrew Association (YMHA) and Lina Frank Hecht

Roxbury•
19th Century
Philanthropy

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