Revere Beach in Boston was the first public beach in the United States.
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As the oldest surviving public building in the Boston, the Old State House Boston is a key landmark in the city.
A visit to Fort Independence in Boston will provide more than just a history lesson.
The Granary Burying Ground, with its weathered headstones and dead head motifs, is one of Boston’s oldest cemeteries.
Make Way For Ducklings Statue: honouring the official children’s book of Massachusetts.
The Mary Baker Eddy Library is the legacy of one woman’s resilience and determination, which resulted in the birth of a…
The Nichols House Museum is housed in an 1804 Bulfinch townhouse, one of the earliest of its kind on Beacon Hill.
Discover serenity in Forest Hills Cemetery, where nature's beauty and eternal tranquility merge in a timeless resting p…
The oldest building in downtown Boston, Paul Revere House played a crucial role in the American War of Independence, it…
The Boston Massacre Site: remembering a pivotal moment in American history.
The Boston Tea Party Museum offers an interactive multi-sensory journey into the past with live actors, a full scale re…
A legendary ship that bested Barbary Pirates, French Privateers and the British Navy, the USS Constitution is today an …
Where Columbus was beheaded (twice!), Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park was given its name by a pro-war protester an…
Boston's Faneuil Hall has a long and complicated history involving the slave trade, the abolition movement and the Amer…
A huge, 40ft high semi-circular arch set into the ground of Charles River Esplanade, Hatch Memorial Shell is a unique B…
