Building / Landmark · 1995

New England Holocaust Memorial

New England Holocaust Memorial, Boston.

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Photograph · Wikimedia Commons

Why it matters

Part of the connected record of this place — 1 relationship link it into the wider graph, each one a thread worth pulling.

Open the full civic recordCurrent pulse, routes, recommendations, and memory

Living object

Now, then, future

Every object is temporal: what it feels like now, what it used to mean, and what it can become next.

Now

lively. Best now: the older layer.

Then

1659: The North End’s 1659 burying ground — colonial Boston’s free Black community of "New Guinea" lies here with the Mather dynasty, and British cannon fired on Bunker Hill from its crest.

Future

2026: America’s 250th — July 4, 2026.

Current modegolden hour

Historical echoCopp’s Hill Burying Ground

Connected eventGreat Molasses Flood (1919)

Pulse

How it feels right now

Current energylively

Best nowthe older layer

Best timegolden hour

historicserendipitousNorth End

Rain scoreexcellent

Indoor escapes within a few blocks.

Laptop friendlinesslow

Coffee, libraries, bookstores, and campus edges.

Student presencehigh

How strongly the nearby graph reads as campus life.

Tourist pressurelow

Fame, landmark pull, and visitor-facing assets.

Historic densityextreme

Older records and historical edges around this object.

Serendipityhigh

Different kinds of things hiding within a short walk.

Turn this into a walk

Routes with a point of view

Make it walkableShow me the best 45 minutes from here

Turn the surrounding graph into a short, walkable next move.

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What should I see next?

Chosen moves from here

01The right next stopCivic Amphitheatre StepsClose enough to feel spontaneous, different enough to change the texture of the visit.1 min walk 02Hidden in plain sightImprov AsylumA quieter stop nearby that rewards a second look.Museum / Cultural 03Same story, different centuryTD Garden & North StationA time jump that keeps the civic argument going.Building / Landmark 04The connection you would miss on a mapNorth EndA civic relationship that is easier to understand once you see the graph.Neighborhood

The editor's hand

Human recommendations

The Civic Graph Editorial DeskEditorial standardLook for the older layer before you move on. This object is connected to more than its facade suggests.TD Garden & North Station →

Civic memory

What this meant before

19951995New England Holocaust Memorial enters the civic record here.1659Copp’s Hill Burying GroundThe North End’s 1659 burying ground — colonial Boston’s free Black community of "New Guinea" lies here with the Mather dynasty, and British cannon fired on Bunker Hill from its crest.1680Paul Revere HouseDowntown Boston’s oldest building (c.1711Pierce–Hichborn HouseHistoric house in Massachusetts, United States.

Established: 1995
Online: Official site ↗
Graph connections: 1

Plan your visit

Websitenehm.org ↗

Get there

T · Transit Uber Lyft Walk

In popular culture◷Rizzoli & Isles (2010) — TNT ▣The Verdict (1982) — Sidney Lumet

On the Innovation Trail◆1876 · “Mr. Watson, come here” — Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone.

In the graph 1 relationships — first-class data, not links

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Located in

North End

Nearby what sits within a few minutes’ walk

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Ebenezer Hancock House

An unexpected connection

New England Holocaust Memorial is linked, through the graph, to North End — neighborhood, 6 min walk away. The kind of thread you only find by following the connections.

Keep exploring graph-powered — every path below is a real relationship, not a guess

NearbyA few minutes’ walk away

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Also in North EndShares a neighborhood

Old North ChurchBuilding / Landmark Paul Revere HouseBuilding / Landmark Regina PizzeriaRestaurant / Café Great Molasses Flood (1919)Historical event Copp’s Hill Burying GroundBuilding / Landmark

More landmarksOther landmarks in the graph

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From the contemporary eraOf the same period

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One record, 1 framing cross-property publishing — never duplicated

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Established

How this is scored →

○Source qualityBest source is open reference

✓Independent corroboration2 sources

✓Human-reviewedEditorially verified

○Institutional backingNo primary source yet

○Record completeness60% of canonical fields present

Sources, by tier

OpenStreetMap way/148772838 Open reference

Wikidata Q1532554 Open reference

The same entity, elsewhere

OpenStreetMapway/148772838 WikidataQ1532554 Official sitehttps://www.nehm…

Graph scores — our north star is relationship density, not page count

Relationship density13

1 connection

Record coverage64

metadata completeness

Graph authority19

centrality + reach + trust

Schema.org JSON-LD — what answer engines read

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