East Boston

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The transformation of East Boston from a rural community into a bustling urban area is highlighted through its historical developments in city planning and transportation. Originally known as Noodle's Island, this neighborhood evolved significantly from colonial times to the late twentieth century. Key milestones include the establishment of the East Boston Company in 1833, which guided residential and commercial growth, and the construction of various transportation links, culminating in the development of Logan International Airport in the 1920s.