The South End of Boston was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 as the largest urban Victorian neighborhood in the country, representing over 300 acres of land which was filled along the necklands and developed during the mid-nineteenth century. Substantially intact, the South End was designated a landmark district in 1983.

Today, the South End is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Boston and one of the most progressive in the nation. In the South End you will find some of the finest restaurants in the country as well as outdoor cafes, red brick sidewalks, tree lined streets, ecclectic shops, and cutting edge art galleries.

For more information on the South End log onto:

www.SouthEnd.org