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256 Commonwealth Ave
Boston, MA 02116
+1 (617) 635-3138
https://www.boston.gov

The Boston Women's Heritage Trail is a non-profit organization dedicated to uncovering and sharing the stories of the remarkable women who have shaped the history of Boston. With a focus on restoring women to their rightful place in the city's history and school curriculum, the trail offers self-guided tours through various neighborhoods, including Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Chinatown, and more, highlighting the contributions of women from different eras and backgrounds.

Through their research and dissemination of information, the Boston Women's Heritage Trail aims to ensure that the legacies of these influential women are not forgotten, and to inspire future generations by showcasing the diverse and significant roles women have played in shaping the City of Boston.

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