Links
Historic Sites
Paul Revere House - Former home of the famous silversmith and patriot from 1770-1800. Paul Revere left from here on the evening of April 18, 1775 to begin his famous midnight ride.
Old South Meeting House - Where the Boston Tea Party began. Built in 1729, the Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston, and provided a stage for the drama of the American Revolution.
Old North Church - Robert Newman displayed 2 lanterns from the northwest window of its steeple on the evening of April 18, 1775, igniting the War for Independance. Built in 1723, this was the tallest building in colonial Boston.
Boston Attractions
Boston Movie Tours - Experience Boston's movie magic by visiting popular movie and TV filming locations. A Walking Tour and Theater-on-Wheels tour are available.
Family Resources
BostonCentral - Looking for more fun things to do with the family in Boston? BostonCentral provides a Family Events Calendar, info on Boston Areas Kids Activities, a free newsletter, and more!
Restaurants
Terramia - One of Boston's finest restaurants, this cozy trattoria in the North End stands on the site where the Edwards family lived both before and during the American Revolution.
Genealogy
Ben L Edwards - My Ancestors Tells the story of the Edwards family of colonial Boston and their connection to the Sons of Liberty and Paul Revere.
New England Historic Genealogical Society - The oldest genealogical society in the country located at 101 Newbury Street in Boston. A wonderful resource for families or individuals interested in tracing their roots.
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