Worcester Square Area Neighborhood Association (WSANA)

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Worcester Square Area Neighborhood Association (WSANA) WSANA’s mission is to provide a forum for the discussion of issues that impact our residents & businesses. https://www.worcestersquare.org/our-community

Sign up at the link below for our emails and monthly Zoom link. The Worcester Square Area Neighborhood is a community organization in Boston, Massachusetts. The neighborhood it represents is bordered by East Canton, East Newton, and Northampton Streets between Washington and Albany Streets. Worcester Square is also part of the historic South End of Boston and is the home of the Boston University Medical Center, formerly Boston City Hospital. Our meetings are always held the fourth Tuesday of the month except for August and December when there is no meeting. Meetings start at 7 PM, currently on zoom. Please join our email list at Worcestersquare.org to be notified of the zoom meetings.

After a wonderful summer, the Worcester Square fountain has been shutdown for the season.  Thanks to everyone who kept i...
10/10/2026

After a wonderful summer, the Worcester Square fountain has been shutdown for the season. Thanks to everyone who kept it running, which can be no small task! ❤️

With Knucklebones – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
10/10/2026

With Knucklebones – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

WSANA wishes Bob Barney a very happy birthday!  Thanks for all you do for the Claremont Neighborhood Association and the...
10/10/2026

WSANA wishes Bob Barney a very happy birthday! Thanks for all you do for the Claremont Neighborhood Association and the Mass Ave Coalition!

Happy birthday to our incredible leader, Robert L. Barney! Your commitment to our neighborhood is admirable, and we’re all grateful to have you in our community. Thank you for continuously bringing people together, building connections, and strengthening our community. We’re lucky to have you!

Today’s ride down memory lane takes us to the former Boston College property on Harrison Ave.BC was almost founded in th...
10/09/2026

Today’s ride down memory lane takes us to the former Boston College property on Harrison Ave.

BC was almost founded in the West End but anti-Catholic sentiment pushed the BC founder (Fr. McElroy) to purchase land in the South End instead. The first BC building opened on Harrison in 1864 welcoming its first class of 24 young, Irish men. Remember, BC was founded to provide affordable education for Boston’s new Irish immigrant class.
BC remained in the South End for nearly 50 years before outgrowing their campus and moving to Chestnut Hill, leaving behind BC High School. BC High would eventually move to its present location in the mid to late 1950’s along Morrissey Blvd.
The pictures presented here show the original BC building, and development plans that never came to fruition.

To read more about BC’s West End ambitions, visit…
https://thewestendmuseum.org/history/era/immigrant-neighborhood/boston-college-in-the-west-end-almost/

Helping to keep the area looking sharp!
10/09/2026

Helping to keep the area looking sharp!

With support in part from Fidelity Investments repairs are being made to the Rutland Washington Community Garden fence. Panel sections are being cleaned of rust, repainted, and will be rewelded back to posts in the garden shortly.


Happy Birthday, Hearth, Inc. - ending elder homelessness!
10/09/2026

Happy Birthday, Hearth, Inc. - ending elder homelessness!

35 years.
Since 1991, Hearth has worked to end homelessness for older adults in Greater Boston. Tomorrow, we'll celebrate the people, partnerships, and progress that have made that work possible.

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