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October 2024 by Eric Winter
A friend told me about this place. I wasn’t expecting much, but generally like history, so my wife and I visited. We planned to spend 30 minutes.
We ended up spending an hour and a half and only left because we had a reservation. I was super impressed with this museum, and will go back next time I’m in Boston. This little museum is a gem.
WEM = gem!
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October 2024 by Amir Tadmor
Fantastic museum! Worth the visit
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September 2024 by michael gropman
Incredible memorial of the tens of thousands of poor who were betrayed by their city under the guise or urban renewal.
Visceral, emotional, but also hopeful as the museum refuses to allow the memories fade
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August 2024 by Eugene Panine
I highly highly recommend this museum. The history of the West End must be kept alive, especially if we wish to prevent such destruction from happening again. It's a small space, but theres plenty to look at and engage with. I would recommend they add more seating(I know its a small space but its still possible imo). Keep in mind that admission is now 12 dollars or so. New visitors can't come in within the last 30 minutes of closing.
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October 2023 by Michael Cranston
Buy Bong May
Nguyen Phuong Uyen
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May 2023 by Google user
I lived there with my daughter 10 years when the train station tracks came down we took pics of the historical event. There in the museum
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April 2023 by Flora G.
Have questions looking for resourcesInterested how Boston came to be Go to west end museum
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August 2022 by Rob Hnasko
Fun Fact, Lomasney Way was named after Boston Politician Martin Lomasney who is attributed with saying: "Don't write when you can talk; don't talk when you can nod; don't nod when you can wink."
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July 2022 by Eliot Smith
They are temporarily closed but can organize private tours. The director is very nice and helpful.
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October 2021 by Tyler Woodard
Pretty cool historical museum about this area!
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August 2021 by Nick Dimitrov
On a stormy afternoon, the curator gave us access to the museum early and was on hand to provide really great, detailed answers to our questions. The space is not large but gives a detailed history of this little known Boston neighborhood. A must for lovers of city planning, architecture and urban development.
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July 2021 by Vitya Romanov
This is a wonderful little free museum! They have books, mugs, and accept donations as well.There is plenty of information to read and Bob gave me a very good personal tour of most of the exhibit as well.Masks are only required if you are not vaccinated.
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October 2020 by Ryan Bettez
Worth going to see. Could spend 45 minutes or 3 hours.
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October 2020 by Bimal Nepal
Beautiful place to visit.
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October 2020 by Janine Hussey
Just local people telling you about west end history
