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The West End: A neighborhood still standing

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In the 1950s and 1960s, an urban renewal project laid waste to the West End. As many as 7,000 residents, many of them of Italian, Jewish, and Polish descent, were displaced as the city cleared the area for construction of high-rise complexes. At left, the old West End.
In the 1950s and 1960s, an urban renewal project laid waste to the West End. As many as 7,000 residents, many of them of Italian, Jewish, and Polish descent, were displaced as the city cleared the area for construction of high-rise complexes.

At left, the old West End.
(Globe File Photo)
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