Bunker Hill Boston

55 Constitution Rd, Charlestown Boston , Massachusetts, United States
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    Historic site, Monument

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    Boston

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    Just wanted to give an update for our first three days... We left
    Friday on a red-eye to Boston and got there at 8am, Saturday. We went to
    breakfast, then checked in and walked the Freedom Trail. Apparently the
    'tall ships' were in town, which is the first time they´ve been to
    Boston since 1976... So, we toured all the …

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  • 1

    Freedom!

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    ... preserved to be admired for the future generations. Before ending the Freedom Trail I decided somewhat bullishly to climb the Bunker Hill monument.  294 steps, several rest stops later, with burning thighs and puffing worse than an asthmatic Thomas ...

  • 2

    Boston - Cheers!

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    ... - but there was just nothing there but an old building with signs to say that a museum was coming. We then went up to Bunker Hill to see the site of the first major battle between the English and soon to become Americans but it was closed for ...

  • 3

    Step Right Up And Shoot A Freak

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    ... of The National Park Services sites. One being Bunker Hill where the USA forces fought against the British for the first time. Bunker Hill also had a musket firing exhibition, with a chat and then complimentary pizza. The second site was a decommissioned ...

  • 4

    You wanna be where everybody knows your name!

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    ... can get quite big so it's worth visiting it early in the day. Our final stop on our second day in Boston was the Memorial on Bunker Hill. Whereas you normally get these big stone pinnacles which look very impressive and stand out loud and proud as a ...

  • 5

    Eastern Discovery Tour Day 1 - New York to Boston

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    ... as Indians and dumping about a million dollars worth of tea off a ship into the waters of the Boston harbor. We also saw where the Battle of Bunker Hill took place, and the famous warship the USS Constitution or  “Old ...

  • 6

    Life in Massachusetts

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    ... the long cut... but its ok at least now I know Boston a little better. Haha. October 25, 2009: Since I was not able to climb Bunker Hill Monument with my best friends, I decided to do it today. There are 294 steps to the Monument, which isn't too bad. ...

  • 7

    Boston Tea Party

    ... Yummy and very messy. 11th Today is the anniversary of the twin towers. I did a tour around Boston, to see the most important things. Bunker Hill, through the Navy yard to see the USS Constitution, which is the older commisioned shipped and it is ...

  • 8

    Hit The Freedom Trail

    ... 's a red line that you follow which has been painted on the footpath. It takes you past numerous sites like Boston Common, Paul Reveres' house, and Bunker Hill. You can still see the balcony from which Bostonians were read the Declaration of ...

  • 9

    Boston

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    ... of the Boston than to walk the Patriot Trail. Now you'd think the best attraction would be Paul Revere's House, the USS Constitution, Bunker Hill, or the Old North Church. You'd be wrong. While walking the Patriot Trail we found a small Italian Bistro ...

  • 10

    Boston and surrounding sites

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    ... in to Boston and spent most of the day on Boston National Historic Park Freedom Trail. I hiked the 260+ stairs of Bunker Hill  National Monument (site of the 1st major battle of the Revolution and  site of devastating losses ...