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Boston Made App is now in pre-registration (with eventual release planned on iOS and Google Play) — signaling Boston Made’s full shift into a digital-first model. Meanwhile, the company recently relaunched its website (BostonMade.com), described as a clean, modern, intuitive platform meant to serve as the central hub for its digital presence and newswire content.
Together, the new app plus revamped website reflect Boston Made’s decision to scrap previous offline or brick-and-mortar ambitions (such as a physical retail presence) and go “all-in” on digital — delivering brand news, content, shopping, and community directly online.
Boston History Roslindale grew from farmland into a commuter village with a lively square. A look at how it got its name and how its main street came back.
Boston History Hyde Park joined Boston in 1912, the last town to do so. Its history includes river mills, a Civil War training camp and wide green reservations.
Boston History Brighton was once home to one of New England’s biggest livestock markets, and Allston was named for a painter. A short history of the neighborhood.
Boston History Fenway-Kenmore was built around an Olmsted park that solved a sewage problem. Then came the museums, the ballpark and the Citgo sign.
Boston History The Back Bay was literally a bay until the 1850s. Here is how Boston filled it, laid out Commonwealth Avenue and created its grandest neighborhood.
Boston History Beacon Hill was once taller, wilder and partly a pasture. Here is how developers, an architect and a free Black community shaped the hill.
Boston History East Boston began as farmland on harbor islands, then built clipper ships, welcomed immigrants and grew around an airport. Here is its history.
Boston History Jamaica Plain grew from a country retreat into a streetcar neighborhood known for its pond, its arboretum and its brewing past. A short history.
Boston History Roxbury was one of the first towns in Massachusetts Bay, the first annexed to Boston and, in the 20th century, the center of Black Boston.
Boston History Founded in 1630 and annexed in 1870, Dorchester is really a collection of villages, from Savin Hill to Lower Mills. Here is a guide to its history.
Boston History Charlestown was settled before Boston itself, burned during the Battle of Bunker Hill and later built warships for the nation. A look at its long history.
Boston History The South End was created on filled land in the 1800s and lined with bowfront brick rowhouses. Here is how it rose, fell out of fashion and came back.
Boston History Puritans, sea captains, Irish and Jewish families, then Italian immigrants: the North End has been remade many times. Here is how it became the place we know.
Boston History On a mild January day in 1919, a giant tank of molasses burst in the North End. Here is how the disaster unfolded and what it changed.
Boston Made Newsroom Boston Made is proud to announce the launch of its all-new website, now live at BostonMade.com. Designed with both style and simplicity in mind, the revamped site offers an elevated
