Name: For the Love of Spock Film Screening
Start: 2024-11-24
End: 2024-11-24
Location: The West End Museum

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The West End Museum tells the story of Boston’s West End neighborhood - collecting, preserving, and sharing the history and culture of the 'Greatest Neighborhood This Side of Heaven'.

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Explore the story of a dynamic urban neighborhood — the origin of abolition, a major transportation hub, Boston’s most diverse neighborhood, and the nation’s greatest tragedy of urban renewal.

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For the Love of Spock Film Screening

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Honoree Night & Silent Auction

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On View at the Museum

photograph of a man in a business suit posing for a photograph whole sitting in a chair.

Jimbo Jim “Jimbo” Campano: Hero of the West End, running through the fall and winter of 2024, is a tribute to the life of Jim Campano, the chief founder of The West End Museum. This special exhibit follows Jim’s journey that started as a young boy living with his large Italian-Lithuanian family on Poplar Street…

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Closes February 2nd, 2025

A map showing 2 overlapping shorelines of Boston to illustrate the massive landfill projects between 1800 and 1900

Rise, Fall, Rebirth: Stories of the West End

Rise, Fall, Rebirth: Stories of the West End The 2024 reopening of The West End Museum (The WEM) includes a completely redesigned exhibit: Rise, Fall & Rebirth: Stories of the West End. The key features of the new exhibit are: Modularity: Space is the main gallery is allocated to cover a variety of corp topics,…

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Abolition African Americans Politics & Law West Boston

A lithograph of a young man wearing a suit, labelled "George Latimer."

Freedom Seekers at the Leverett Street Jail: Polly Ann Bates, Eliza Small, and George Latimer

The Leverett Street Jail in Boston’s West End held several freedom seekers whose cases tested the U.S.’s Fugitive Slave Law of 1793, including the cases of Eliza Small and Polly Ann Bates (1836), and George Latimer (1842).

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Freedom Seekers at the Leverett Street Jail: Polly Ann Bates, Eliza Small, and George Latimer

Claudia Kelty & Stephen Edgell: Photographers of the West End’s Demolition, Part II

Charles Frani: Photographers of the West End’s Demolition, Part I

Faces & Places: LGBTQ+ History in the West End

Robert Morris

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