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Boston in the American Revolution
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Boston's Naval Shipyard is full of historic landmarks dating back to the American Revolution. Follow this guide to explore some hidden historic gems without missing the national landmarks.
- Architecture
- Science & Tech
- Nature
- Local culture
- History
Places in this guide
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Tudor WharvesHome of Boston's Ice King 🧊 - 2
Paul RevereRevere's daring river crossing 🚣 - 3
USS ConstitutionWorld's oldest commissioned warship still afloat ⚓ - 4
Charlestown Navy Yard Visitor CenterYour guide to the Navy Yard 🗺️ - 5
U.S.S. BostonSeven ships, one name ⚓ - 6
USS Cassin YoungNamed for a Pearl Harbor Medal of Honor hero ⚓ - 7
Boston, the Navy Yard, and the War of 1812One of the Navy's original six yards ⚓ - 8
Men of the Boston Naval ShipyardHonoring shipyard workers lost in all wars 🛠️ - 9
Dry Dock 1One of America's first two granite dry docks ⚓ - 10
The Yard as HomeHeadquarters for the first naval district ⚓ - 11
USS Constitution MuseumWorld's oldest commissioned warship still afloat ⚓
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