Roxbury
Roxbury
Roxbury spans 66 Bunkabop connections with 5779 other places across 16 topics, drawing on history, civic governance, and the arts. In 1986, a resident-led effort to form an independent municipality called Mandela was rejected by Boston's mayor. The neighborhood's art reach includes the Hamill Gallery of African Art, a converted 19th-century wallpaper factory that held over 40,000 pieces from Ghana, Mali, and Nigeria. New York City and London are among its notable cross-city connections.
Mattapan
Connects Roxbury to: Dorchester, Boston | Canton, Massachusetts
wallpaper
Connects Roxbury to: Fair Haven, Vermont | Fredriksberg, Sweden
Elaine Denniston
Connects Roxbury to: Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts
MBTA Orange Line
Connects Roxbury to: Roslindale | East Side (Melrose)
Cutshamekin
Connects Roxbury to: Milton, Massachusetts | Natick, Massachusetts | North Andover, Massachusetts
Michael Beach
Connects Roxbury to: Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts
Matina Horner
Connects Roxbury to: Boston, Massachusetts | Michigan
Mildred M. Harris
Connects Roxbury to: Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | West Roxbury
Thomas Marriott James
Connects Roxbury to: London, England | Boston, Massachusetts | Rockland, Massachusetts
Raymond Flanagan
Connects Roxbury to: Boston, Massachusetts | Jordan
Grant (money)
Connects Roxbury to: Idaho | Stamford, Connecticut | Floradorp | Glenough, Ireland | Neerchokikoo
Second Great Migration (African American)
Connects Roxbury to: Mississippi | Louisiana | Watts, Los Angeles | Grant Parish, Louisiana | Pacoima, Los Angeles