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The BWHT was created in 1989 by a group of Boston schoolteachers, librarians, and students. It is funded by the nonprofit Boston
Educational Development Foundation. The BWHT presents teacher workshops, guided walks, and other activities to promote
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Artists walk centers on the Back Bay, where many women artists have lived, worked, and exhibited. The walk was designed to complement the 2001
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Dorchester, developed by students at Codman Academy, is the first in a planned series of Dorchester walks. Women mentioned include:
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The list of BWHT walking tours currently includes tours of the Back Bay (East), Back Bay (West), Beacon Hill,
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Downtown walk passes some of Boston's oldest historic sites. Women mentioned include:
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Heritage Trail: Four Centuries of Boston Women: Guidebook, Walking Tours, and Maps
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1515:, African-American publisher, civil rights leader, and women's suffragist
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Female organizers of the New England Holocaust Memorial
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Visitor Center, passes through Chinatown, and ends at
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A Studio of Her Own: Women Artists in Boston 1870–1940
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Official website of the Boston Women's Heritage Trail
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1972:. Women mentioned on the Sound End walk include:
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957:Women mentioned on the Charlestown walk include:
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1562:Female dressmakers, milliners, and operators of
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273:Catherine Hammond Gibson, original owner of the
3581:John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
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2162:Members of the Boston Ladies' Auxiliary of the
241:The Back Bay East walk begins and ends at the
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436:Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul
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1991:, African-American educator and civic leader
1204:International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
1028:The Chinatown/South Cove walk begins at the
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778:, the first African-American woman physician
704:, Pauline Durant, Fanny Mason, Abby W. May,
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1544:Elizabeth Foster Vergoose, also known as
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823:, abolitionist, activist, and author of "
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3148:Planning & Development Agency (BPDA)
2097:Annie McKay, Boston's first school nurse
1910:National Center of Afro-American Artists
1705:The Ladies Walk celebrates the lives of
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1250:Anna Clapp Harris Smith, founder of the
1145:Annie McKay, Boston's first school nurse
1066:Women's Educational and Industrial Union
557:Beryl Robinson, educator and storyteller
523:National Center of Afro-American Artists
443:, author and immigration rights activist
306:National Center of Afro-American Artists
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1952:Maude Trotter Steward, newspaper editor
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1057:New England Chinese Women's Association
2227:, Lebanese-American scholar and author
1955:Geraldine Trotter, editor and activist
1613:, writer, reformer, and philanthropist
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2156:, founder of the Women's Service Club
2147:E. Virginia Williams, founder of the
1855:North Bennet Street Industrial School
1676:, abolitionist and women's suffragist
772:, escaped slave, author, and educator
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3734:1989 establishments in Massachusetts
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2091:, civil rights activist and wife of
1670:, philanthropist and social reformer
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343:Mary Pickard Winsor, founder of the
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2164:Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
1908:, arts educator and founder of the
1746:Mildred Daniels, community activist
1724:on Commonwealth Avenue and ends at
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730:The Beacon Hill walk begins at the
708:, Jane Alexander, and Eileen Reilly
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304:, arts educator and founder of the
267:, art collector and founder of the
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1664:, founder of the Maryknoll Sisters
1658:, pioneering environmental chemist
1464:, architect and women's suffragist
1336:Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society
765:Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society
554:, pioneering environmental chemist
313:, architect and women's suffragist
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3729:History of women in Massachusetts
3526:Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
2908:Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
2650:. Curious Traveller Press. 1999.
2072:New England Conservatory of Music
1923:, daycare pioneer, co-founder of
1271:Local women's abolitionist groups
16:Series of walking tours in Boston
3123:Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
1682:, suffragist and founder of the
1527:, suffragist and founder of the
1043:, opera conductor and impresario
578:, suffragist and founder of the
285:and Minna Hall, founders of the
125:is a series of walking tours in
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2953:Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
1835:, Italian-American civic leader
1790:, librarian and the founder of
1693:, physician and founder of the
1503:, African-American abolitionist
1088:, aviator and social worker at
1064:, physician and founder of the
936:, founders of St. Monica's Home
926:, physician and founder of the
893:, African-American abolitionist
857:, African-American abolitionist
825:The Battle Hymn of the Republic
811:, African-American abolitionist
296:The Battle Hymn of the Republic
58:"Boston Women's Heritage Trail"
3620:New England Holocaust Memorial
2603:Scheible, Sue (Apr 21, 2016).
2112:, the first woman gynecologist
1844:Rachel Walker Revere, wife of
1749:Sisters residing at the local
1245:Sarah Wentworth Apthorp Morton
141:, commemorating women such as
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3571:Institute of Contemporary Art
2948:Institute of Contemporary Art
2627:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
2590:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
2572:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
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2500:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
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2374:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
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2298:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
2280:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
2233:, Massachusetts state senator
2022:Wilhelmina Marguerita Crosson
1997:, educator and school founder
1964:The South End walk starts at
1353:Sheila Levrant de Bretteville
1135:Massachusetts Bar Association
756:Massachusetts Bar Association
287:Massachusetts Audubon Society
123:Boston Women's Heritage Trail
47:secondary or tertiary sources
2903:Boston Irish Famine Memorial
2257:Salem Women's Heritage Trail
2203:, Revolutionary war activist
2079:, poet, essayist, and editor
1616:Mary Emilda Curley, wife of
1312:Massachusetts Superior Court
494:, poet, essayist, and editor
3531:Citi Performing Arts Center
3085:List of companies in Boston
2918:Dorchester Heights Monument
2054:Church of Christ, Scientist
1829:, mother of John F. Kennedy
1823:, an early female physician
1810:Boston Seaman's Aid Society
1611:Ednah Dow Littlehale Cheney
1513:Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin
1381:Church of Christ, Scientist
1047:Ednah Dow Littlehale Cheney
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995:, an early female physician
885:Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin
850:American Nurses Association
738:. Women mentioned include:
478:Church of Christ, Scientist
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245:. Women mentioned include:
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2974:Appeal to the Great Spirit
2085:, pioneering archaeologist
2040:) in a Boston public space
2017:National Housewives League
1970:Boston Center for the Arts
1691:Marie Elizabeth Zakrzewska
1476:, sister and confidant of
1397:Abiah Franklin, mother of
1259:, socialite and art patron
1210:Women's Trade Union League
924:Marie Elizabeth Zakrzewska
899:, socialite and art patron
225:. Women mentioned include
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3591:Massachusetts State House
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2963:Massachusetts State House
2784:Colleges and universities
1394:, author and abolitionist
934:Society of Saint Margaret
816:New England School of Law
637:Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson
351:Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson
316:Mary May, founder of the
3496:Boston Children's Museum
2059:Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller
1568:Female lecturers at the
1509:, playwright and actress
1149:Rose Finkelstein Norwood
667:Margaret Fitzhugh Browne
629:Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller
540:Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
467:, actress and art patron
418:Commonwealth Avenue mall
404:This walk starts at the
265:Isabella Stewart Gardner
209:, and Phillis Wheatley.
2943:Hynes Convention Center
2749:Boston Marathon bombing
2104:Louise Chandler Moulton
2003:, civil rights activist
1902:, educator and activist
1890:, civil rights activist
1871:Female fundraisers for
1833:Clementina Poto Langone
1827:Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
1743:, civil rights activist
1722:Boston Women's Memorial
1623:Susan Walker Fitzgerald
945:Female founders of the
881:, civil rights activist
751:, civil rights activist
714:Award-winning crafters
563:, art patron and artist
455:, civil rights activist
414:Boston Women's Memorial
340:, Pulitzer-winning poet
334:, art patron and artist
3410:New England Revolution
3400:New England Free Jacks
2442:"Chinatown/South Cove"
2294:"Funding and Sponsors"
2093:Martin Luther King Jr.
1948:MacArthur Genius Grant
1801:Saturday Evening Girls
1656:Ellen Swallow Richards
1495:Mary Kenney O'Sullivan
1414:Mary Tileston Hemenway
1392:Eliza Lee Cabot Follen
1208:Members of the Boston
1161:Mary Kenney O'Sullivan
1121:, social reform leader
911:, sculptor, including
693:, Louise Stimson, and
663:Susan Hinckley Bradley
552:Ellen Swallow Richards
509:, social reform leader
318:Brimmer and May School
34:relies excessively on
3719:Urban heritage trails
3521:Boston Public Library
3486:African Meeting House
2142:Anna Quincy Waterston
1936:, television reporter
1900:Ellen Swepson Jackson
1894:Jessie Gideon Garnett
1860:Helen Osborne Storrow
1839:Judith Sargent Murray
1489:Judith Sargent Murray
1428:, religious dissenter
1326:Alice Stone Blackwell
1308:Jennie Loitman Barron
1265:, editor and activist
1236:Alice Stone Blackwell
1182:Hannah Sabbagh Shakir
1003:Charlestown Navy Yard
974:Julia Harrington Duff
879:Florida Ruffin Ridley
869:, landscape architect
867:Rose Standish Nichols
833:, religious dissenter
716:Lydia Bush-Brown Head
627:, Yvette Compagnion,
530:, pioneering educator
500:, religious dissenter
447:Alice Stone Blackwell
406:Boston Public Library
367:Lilian Swann Saarinen
3615:New England Aquarium
3516:Boston Public Garden
3405:New England Patriots
2987:New England Aquarium
2913:Bunker Hill Monument
2252:Black Heritage Trail
2176:Boston Normal School
2077:Louise Imogen Guiney
2067:, community activist
2028:Rebecca Lee Crumpler
1989:Maria Louise Baldwin
1921:Lucy Miller Mitchell
1873:St. Leonard's Church
1851:Pauline Agassiz Shaw
1769:St. Leonard's Church
1668:Pauline Agassiz Shaw
1618:James Michael Curley
1564:Dress Reform Parlors
1332:Maria Weston Chapman
1252:Animal Rescue League
1218:"Working Girls Home"
1114:The Colored American
1112:, author, editor of
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2263:References
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