Freedom
Trail
The National Park Service manages the Freedom
Trail and only two sites require payment. As one walks
the trail on a busy day, they pass numerous costumed era park
interpretive guides.
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| Old
State House
Here
the Freedom Trail begins at the Old State House, one of
two locations on the Trail that actually charge admission.
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| Boston
Massacre
Re-enacted
on the very site where British soldiers gunned down Bostonians,
Jon and Marisol show how it really happened.
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| Fanueil
Hall
The
Freedom Trail inspires pride in those near and far to Democracy
and Freedom. Symbols, even in the absence of real thing,
ring loud.
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Paul
Revere’s House
Paul
Revere was one of well over a dozen owners throughout the
house’s history. It is preserved to demonstrate different
periods.
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Images)
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Red
Line
A
red line meanders throughout downtown Boston (as do the
people who follow it), touring some 20 colonial landmarks.
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USS
Constitution
The
oldest active commissioned warship in the world rests in
Charlestown Harbor, Boston.
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| North
Church
It
was here that Paul Revere turned the beacon on, indicating
to outlying towns that the Red Coats were coming!
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| Hull
St.
When
Adele was a teenager in Brighton (a part of Boston), she
hung out on Hull St. with her boyfriend, Rocky. She was
elated to see that it looked pretty much as it had X years
ago. She didn’t see, however, the skulking urchins
absconding in the shadows.
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| Buildings
On
the way back from the USS Constitution, the
adventurers took a T ferry and had this view of the Boston
cityscape to speak of.
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