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North End, Boston

MA · 42.3649, -71.0551

Revolutionary Heritage Byway, Battle Road Scenic Byway and Essex Coastal Scenic Byway are signed byways within 30 miles of North End, Boston, Massachusetts.

The draw of the North End was evident even to the first Puritan colonists, when powerful minister Increase Mather made this neighborhood his home. This area shared fortunes with Beacon Hill, and people from all walks of life came together to live and worship. The Old North Church was put up in 1723, the oldest church in Boston still standing. As the years wore on, the English and free Blacks living here would be pushed out by a wave of Irish immigrants who arrived in great numbers. Stately mansions were converted into tenements, and living conditions deteriorated.
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