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See You at the Hall Bostons Golden Era of Irish Music ~ In this engaging look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan J Gedutis deftly weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the colorful dance hall period from its beginnings in 1940s Roxbury when masses of young Irish flooded Boston following World War II through its peak years in the 1950s to its decline in the 1960s when reduced immigration urban social upheaval and a shift in neighborhood demographics brought an end to the

See You at the Hall Boston’s Golden Era of Irish Music ~ In this engaging look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan J Gedutis deftly weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the colorful dance hall period from its beginnings in 1940s Roxbury when masses of young Irish flooded Boston following World War II through its peak years in the 1950s to its decline in the 1960s when reduced immigration urban social upheaval and a shift in neighborhood demographics brought an end to the

‘See You at the Hall’ A trip back to the golden era of ~ Author Susan Gedutis set out to explore the impact that the Irish dance halls had both musically and culturally in the region and her efforts have resulted in a finely crafted work entitled “See You at the Hall Boston’s Golden Era of Irish Music And Dance”

See You at the Hall Bostons Golden Era of Irish Music ~ From the 1940s to the mid1960s on several evenings a week thousands of Irish and Irish Americans flocked from miles around to the huge bustling dance halls the Intercolonial the Hibernian Winslow Hall the Dudley Street Opera House the Rose Croix that dotted Bostons Dudley Square

See You at the Hall Bostons Golden Era of Irish Music ~ In this engaging look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan J Gedutis deftly weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the colorful dance hall period from its beginnings in 1940s Roxbury when masses of young Irish flooded Boston following World War II through its peak years in the 1950s to its decline in the 1960s when reduced immigration urban social upheaval and a shift in neighborhood demographics brought an end to the

See you at the hall Bostons golden era of Irish music ~ In this look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan Gedutis weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the colorful dance hall period from its beginnings in 1940s Roxbury when masses of young Irish flooded Boston following World War II through its peak years in the 1950s to its decline in the 1960s when reduced immigration urban social upheaval and a shift in neighborhood demographics brought an end to the heyday of Irish

See you at the hall Bostons golden era of Irish music ~ In this engaging look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan J Gedutis deftly weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the

See You at the Hall Boston’s Golden Era of Irish Music ~ In this engaging look back at Bostons golden era of Irish traditional music Susan J Gedutis deftly weaves together engaging narrative with spirited personal reminiscences to trace the

BIR History Boston Irish ~ ‘See You at the Hall’ A trip back to the golden era of Irish Dance Halls in Boston The accompanying article was first published in the Boston Irish Reporter in the summer of 2004 Its focus was a new book by Susan Gedutis that spoke to a time in the city’s history when Irish music and dance had plenty of spaces in which to flower