Old State House Boston

Picking up a book on Boston slang is a must or we'll never know what they're saying to us! No "R's" but lot's of replacements with "W's". We heard "You's Guys" and "idears" a lot but it was quite endearing of the people of Boston. They are truly a friendly lot!

We started the morning with Day 1 of the Self-Guided Walking Tour - The …

Boston ist eine wunderschöne und vorallem sehenswerte Stadt. Ben & Franzi verbrachten vier wundervolle Tage in Boston... Sie sahen dabei viele Sehenswürdigkeiten, die einfach unglaublich waren....seht es euch an ;) …

Journée entière dédiée à Boston …

... place and flashpoint for the Boston Tea Party) and finally to the Old State House and site of the Boston Massacre. The Old State House was a particular highlight as the tour guide did not just give the colonial side of the story but represented the ...

... trail. We retraced our steps of the day before on another very cold crisp day and continued off from the Old State House and the site of the Boston Massacre. The trail then travels a short distance to Faneuil Hall (Pronounced 'Funnel') which is currently ...

... die Boston Tea Party geplant. Old State House, das alte Rathaus von Boston. Schauplatz des Massakers von Boston direkt am Old State House. Faneuil Hall und Quincy Market Abercrombie & Fitch Das Wohnhaus von Paul Revere, einem amerikanischen ...

... we were gonna have a look at the freedom trail so headed off to find it.....was kinda cool....went around the old state house and meeting rooms, a site of an old school, the old city hall (which incidentally had been a restaurant since the americans ...

... in 1773. Crossing the road and following it initially left and then, right, we arrive at the old State House and the memorial to the Boston Massacre. From the balcony of this building, the then governor read the Declaration of Independence. The Boston ...

... the 1st major battle of the Revolution and  site of devastating losses to the British), and visited the Old State House (built in 1713 and served as colonial and state government building) , Faneuil Hall (old market building built ...

... built in 1795 by Charles Bullfinch, the nation's first professional architect. Other historical buildings to see in Boston are the Old State House, where the Declaration of Independence was first proclaimed to the citizens of Boston, and Faneuil Hall, ...

... British taxes were aired.   We saw where the first martyrs of the revolution were shot outside the Old State House in the famous Boston Massacre – this title and publicity was a clear example of early propaganda.  We also saw the ...

... to see the enclosed pews which could be rented by families by the year. From there it was not far to the Old State House. From the balcont of this building the Declaration of Independence was first read to the people of Boston in 1776. This has been ...

... walk. We walked passed old Cemetery's (where Paul Revere was buried), the Old South Meeting house, (where the Boston Tea Party started), the Old State House Museum, Salem, market places and parks. On we went to the Charleston Navel Dock yards where we ...