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Boston Freedom Trail
15 placesBoston
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Places in this guide
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Boston CommonAmerica's oldest city park 🌳 - 2
Park Street ChurchSite of Garrison's first anti-slavery speech ✊ - 3
Granary Burying GroundThree Declaration signers rest here 🇺🇸 - 4
Kings ChapelColonial New England's first Anglican church ⛪️ - 5
Boston Latin School SiteSite of America's oldest public school 🏫 - 6
Old Corner Bookstore BuildingLouisa May Alcott was rejected here 📚 - 7
Old South Meeting PlaceFirst African American author worshipped here ✊ - 8
Old State HouseColonial survivor from 1713 🏛️ - 9
The Boston MassacreRevolutionary tensions exploded right here 💥 - 10
Faneuil HallOnce a stop on the Underground Railroad - 11
Paul Revere HouseOne of America's earliest historic house museums 🏛️ - 12
Old North ChurchSite of a first war on terror memorial 🪖 - 13
Copps Hill Burying GroundBritish cannons fired on Charlestown from here 💥 - 14
USS ConstitutionWorld's oldest commissioned warship still afloat ⚓ - 15
Bunker Hill MonumentOnce America's largest obelisk 🗿
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