WEST END
The museum feels their pain
A lost 'hood gets its belated due
For nearly four decades, the lot at a corner of Staniford Street and Lomasney Way was an empty, weedy monument to the destruction of Boston's old West End, torn down and its 7,000 residents scattered in the 1950s in the name of urban renewal. (Full article: 790 words)
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