Construction worker drilling into masonry as part of the rehabilitation of a former church into a cultural center.
Digital Commonwealth — Northeastern University Library

Construction worker drilling into masonry as part of the rehabilitation of a former church into a cultural center.

[ca. 1980]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Northeastern University Library

A construction worker drills into stone. There are piles of brick behind him. He is at work in the former church that Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción converted into a cultural center. Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción, led by Jorge Hernandez, purchased the former All Saints Lutheran Church (built 1898) on West Newton Street in Boston's South End, and renovated it for use as a cultural center and performing arts venue for the city's Hispanic community. The Center opened in 1986 and was renamed the Jorge N. Hernandez Cultural Center in honor of Hernandez, whose funeral was the first event held in the newly refurbished space.

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