The blaze caused about $2 million in damages across the four buildings, firefighters said, and fifteen people were displaced.
The childhood home of Mark Wahlberg and his family was heavily damaged after a fire broke out Sunday morning and spread to three nearby triple-deckers in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood.
Arthur Wahlberg, the oldest of the Wahlberg brothers, confirmed to NBC10 Boston the family grew up in the Peverell Street home. The Boston Fire Department said the heavy fire started in the back of a triple-decker and was pushed by wind to several buildings in the area. The blaze started at 25 Peverell Street, where the Wahlbergs used to live, and spread to homes on Cushion Avenue, as well.
The fire caused about $2 million in damages across the four buildings, firefighters said. The home with the most notable damage was the former Wahlberg home.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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