Category:African-American history in Boston

• History of African Americans in Boston

A

• Abbotsford (Boston, Massachusetts)
• Abolition Riot of 1836
• African Meeting House
• Zipporah Potter Atkins
• Crispus Attucks

B

• Boston African American National Historic Site
• Boston Blues
• Boston desegregation busing crisis
• Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society
• Boston Mutual Lyceum
• Boston Society of Vulcans
• Boston Vigilance Committee
• Bucks of America
• Anthony Burns

C

• Alice A. Casneau
• Melnea Cass
• Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
• Charles Street Meeting House
• Carl Clark
• Mark Codman
• Copp's Hill Burying Ground
• Crawford Street Historic District
• Adelaide M. Cromwell

D

• Thomas Dalton (abolitionist)
• Dorchester Temple Baptist Church

E

• Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts
• Emancipation Memorial (Boston)
• The Embrace

F

• Fire Escape Collapse
• George W. Forbes

G

• Eliza Ann Gardner
• William Gwinn

H

• Harriet Tubman Memorial (Boston)
• Harriet Bell Hayden
• Lewis Hayden
• Anita Florence Hemmings
• John T. Hilton
• Home for Aged Colored Women
• Horatio J. Homer

J

• John Coburn House
• John J. Smith House
• W. Seavey Joyce

L

• Lewis and Harriet Hayden House
• Lillian A. Lewis
• The Liberator (newspaper)

M

• Malcolm X
• Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins House
• Mandela, Massachusetts
• Massasoit Guards
• Mattapan
• Men of All Colors Together (Boston)
• Shadrach Minkins
• Clement G. Morgan
• Robert Morris (lawyer)
• Mytown (organization)

N

• New England Freedom Association
• North Africa Journal
• Nubian Square

P

• Phillips School

R

• Joan Reede
• Restore Our Alienated Rights
• Florida Ruffin Ridley
• Benjamin F. Roberts
• Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin

S

• Thomas Sims
• Abiel Smith School
• Muriel S. Snowden
• Otto P. Snowden
• The Soiling of Old Glory

T

• E. Alice Taylor
• William Monroe Trotter
• William Monroe Trotter House
• Twelfth Baptist Church

W

• Edward G. Walker
• William C. Nell House
• Butler R. Wilson
• Mary Evans Wilson