Jewish Roxbury
Gain a deeper understanding of Boston's Jewish community in Grove Hall and Elm Hill
What to Expect
Explore the rich, complex history of Boston's Jewish community in the Grove Hall and Elm Hill neighborhoods of Roxbury on this immersive walking tour. Spanning from 1900 until the early 1960s, this tour delves into the role of key institutions and explores daily life by looking at synagogues, homes, schools, and a bustling shopping district. We’ll also examine the unique intersection of Jewish and Black communities in the neighborhood, and the evolving social, economic, and cultural dynamics that shaped these vibrant neighborhoods. Through the stories of influential Jewish leaders, community organizers, and ordinary residents, explore the human side of these historical shifts.
Join us for this fascinating tour that blends history, culture, and community, and gain a deeper understanding of Boston's Jewish community during this time. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a local resident, or simply curious about the Jewish experience in urban America, this tour will offer new insights into Boston’s rich, layered past.
Includes
Guided 90 minute outdoor tour exploring Boston's Jewish history in Grove Hall and Elm Hill
0.9 mile tour at a moderate pace, stopping at various sites along the tour
Duration
90 minutes
Address
Corner of Elm Hill Ave and Seaver St, across the street from Franklin Park
Pricing
| Member | Free |
| Adult | $18.82 |
| Child | $10.50 |
| Child under 6 | Free |
| Private Tour | Free |
| Chaperone | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 0.5 hours before the start time.
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