Leonard Nimoy
The Museum of Science announced today - officially Leonard Nimoy Day in Boston - it's working with the family of the late actor on a 20-foot-tall, illuminated stainless-steel statue of the hand gesture he made famous in his role as Mr. Spock. Read more.
Kethera noticed a small update to the sign welcoming visitors to the concrete buildings for which Nimoy's native West End was torn down.
— Terry W. Virts (@AstroTerry) February 28, 2015
NASA astronaut Terry Virts gives a "Live Long and Prosper" to Mr. Spock, ne Leonard Nimoy of Boston, from aboard the International Space Station.
Leonard Nimoy, who grew up in the West End, died today.
Last year, he talked about life in the West End - and its destruction by wrecking balls - in an interview with the Yiddish Book Center.
Boston city records show that in 1948, when he was 17, Nimoy set up a child-photography business: