A statue of Abraham Lincoln and a formerly enslaved man has been taken down in Park Square in Boston, Mass., after an intense debate and a petition to remove the work.

Crews removed the bronze depiction of President Abraham Lincoln standing above a kneeling Black slave from the monument's longtime location near Boston Common.

Having grown up in Lower Roxbury and the South End, I can remember ... “freedom trail” in Boston. I found myself in accord with the petition to remove the statue of Lincoln and an emancipated ...

The Emancipation Memorial, also known as the Freedman’s Memorial, was removed from its perch in Boston’s Park Square on Tuesday. The statue depicts President Abraham Lincoln with one hand ...

The Lincoln Apartments were demolished by the federal government during urban renewal and an unsuccessful attempt to build an Interstate 95 extension through the South End, said former state ...

The South End and South Boston (called Southie) are different neighborhoods, each with a distinct character, and separated by I-93. Walking through the South End, you'd have a hard time confusing ...

Planters in Lincoln, outdoor chaises in the South End, and seeds and “starts" in Brookline—these local retailers have all the goods you need to grow green. By Tonya Mezrich · 5/19/2023, 7:00 a.m.

Find Lincoln Tavern & Restaurant, Boston, Massachusetts, United States, ratings, photos, prices, expert advice, traveler reviews and tips, and more information from ...

By 1950, only 5% of Boston's residents were not white, but in the South End, non-white residents accounted for more than 20% of its population. Those in the LGBTQ community, particularly gay men ...