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Rose Kennedy Greenway

Named after Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy (1890-1998), the park stretches from North Station to South Station in Boston, offering open spaces. She was the mother of JFK and his brothers

The Rose Kennedy Greenway caps the Central Artery Transportation Project. The entire Greenway, which stretches from the North Station to a few blocks below the South Station, consists of landscaped open space and a number of neighborhood parks. The Greenway honors Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy (1890-1998) who was born in the North End and lived there as a child. Rose Kennedy is especially remembered as the mother of President John F. Kennedy, Attorney General Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward Kennedy. She devoted her life to raising her children and was active in supporting her sons’ political campaigns as well as programs for children with special needs.

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