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Albert Rondeau, Jr.

Albert Rondeau, Jr.

The South End Historical Society extends its condolences to the family and friends of Al Rondeau. Al was a prominent figure in the South End and he will be greatly missed.

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The South End Historical Society (SEHS) is a group of interested citizens that recognizes the unique architectural and cultural history of the South End of Boston. Through the efforts of the society, the South End has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the largest Victorian brick rowhouse district in the United States.

During its first forty years, the SEHS has worked continuously to retain the Victorian integrity of the South End and reintroduce the greater Boston area to the South End with its annual House Tour as well as numerous historical programs and events. The SEHS also encourages research, conservation, and education to protect and promote interest in our local historic buildings, monuments, and sites.

The South End Historical Society is one of the primary contributors to the preservation of the South End and a supporter of its ongoing revitalization. Please join us as we continue to preserve this beautiful Victorian landmark district.

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