Boston's South End

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The South End of Boston transformed from a desolate area into the largest Victorian neighborhood in the U.S. after the filling of South Cove in the 1830s. This development led to the creation of a remarkable planned residential district, showcasing distinctive architectural elements like red brick swell bay facades, intricate balusters, and whimsical porches, reflecting the area's rich historical and cultural heritage.