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Famous Women from Boston’s North End

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Join local historian Alex Goldfeld for an illustrated presentation about North End women who have made contributions to the history of Boston. From the Puritans to the Sicilians, and every group of newcomers in between, Goldfeld will share the stories of our community’s women.

When: Wednesday, March 28 at 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: North End Branch Library

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3 Replies to “Famous Women from Boston’s North End”

  2. Neither did the North End Italian Cookbook aka the North End Union Italian Cookbook now in its 42nd year.

  3. I would guess that Rose Kennedy would be one. I would nominate “Josie” the baker. She made the best bread in the N.E.

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