Wikipedia:WikiProject Boston

This project seeks to better organize information in articles related to the "Hub of the Universe," Boston, and several of the cities surrounding it. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the discussion page, see the {{Section link||Goals|nopage=yes}} below or just start editing articles and link them to the project using the {{Template link general|plaincode=on|WikiProject United States|2=Boston=yes}} banner.

This WikiProject aims to provide a centralized location for the discussion of standards for work on articles relating to the City of Boston and several surrounding cities in Wikipedia. This includes—but is not limited to—its history, culture, sports and other topics.

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• Cleanup pages that are related to Boston
• Merge pages that should be merged
• Watch Boston pages for vandalism
• Expand and create pages for Boston personalities

Looking for action items on the Neighborhoods and discussion as to if they should be separated into major neighborhoods and sub-neighborhoods. For instance Kenmore Square, Fens and Fenway-Kenmore could all be considered part of the Fenway of which there is no section. Also should clean up Boston neighborhoods adding a quick blurb about each section.

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• Allston
• Back Bay
• Back Bay Fens
• Bay Village
• Beacon Hill
• Brighton - Needs many things
• Charlestown
• Chinatown
• Copley Square
• Dorchester
• Downtown Crossing
• East Boston - Getting this article up to par
• Fenway–Kenmore
• Financial District
• Government Center
• Hyde Park - Needs a lot of work
• Jamaica Plain
• Kenmore Square
• Longwood
• Mattapan - Needs a lot of work
• Mission Hill
• North End
• Orient Heights
• Roslindale
• Roxbury
• Savin Hill
• South Bay
• South Boston
• South End
• West End
• West Roxbury - Needs images

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• Boston Stone - See tag
• Fort Point Channel - Expand to include Fort Point neighborhood
• Jamaicaway - User:Boston started this page, do you need help?
• Langone Park - Photos
• List of National Historic Landmarks in Boston - Needs descriptions
• NHRP listings in Suffolk Co. - Needs descriptions
• New England Historic Genealogical Society - Needs expansion
• Opera Company of Boston - Needs expansion
• Schrafft's - Stub
• Seaman's Bethel - Photos
• St. Leonard's Church - Photos
• Twelfth Baptist Church - Photos

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• John F. Collins - Needs to be expanded
• Mel King - See tag
• John Mayo - Needs to be expanded
• Shadrach Minkins - Needs to be expanded
• Thomas Sims - Needs to be expanded
• Thomas Temple - Needs to be cleaned up

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• Boston Hasidic dynasty - See tag
• Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program - Needs to be expanded

• Bradford Hotel (Boston)
• Charles Paxton{{Cite book|last=Stark|first=James Henry|author-link=James H. Stark|year=2007|title=The Loyalists of Massachusetts and the Other Side of the American Revolution|url=https://archive.org/details/loyalistsofmassa00staruoft/page/318/mode/2up|publisher=W.B. Clarke|publication-place=Boston|orig-year=1910|pages=318–319|language=en-US|isbn=978-0-7222-7679-2|oclc=697989250}} - Should be split off into its own page.
• Charlesbank Cooperative Corporation, Mission Hill - One of three notable historic high-rises to
• # follow the demotion of Mission Hill historic district, and
• # claim to collect displaced persons from West End demolitions for hospitals
• ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group - Medical research foundation, one of the four NCI/NIH Cooperative Oncology groups, created through merger of the American College of Radiology Imaging Network and Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group in 2012, most employees work at operations on State Street in Boston.
• Home Club of East Boston{{Cite book|last=Croly|first=Jane Cunningham|author-link=Jane Cunningham Croly|year=1898|title=The History of the Woman's Club Movement in America|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=OFJKn1HaKiAC&pg=PA627|publisher=W. H. Allen & Co.|publication-place=London|page=627|language=en-GB}} - the second women's club in Massachusetts
• Innovation District, Boston, for the expanded seaport - Would be time to reconsider a split off of South Boston again.
• John B. Hynes Memorial Auditorium - built in 1963-1964 during Mass Pike expansion to Central Artery; replaced by Hynes Convention Center in 1988.
• Oxenbridge Thacher
• Roxbury Tenants of Harvard - large Mission Hill public housing project resulting from Harvard hospitals' expansion.
• Statue of John Hancock in Quincy

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• Architecture of Boston
• Bulfinch Crossing
• Children's Wharf
• Dorchesterway
• George Robert White
• Jen Royle
• Massachusetts Convention of Towns
• Maverick National Bank
• Skinny House
• Thomas Cass (colonel)

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