Fun at the Tea Party Museum, or Simba (King George III) and Scar (Samuel Adams) Visit Boston Harbor
Select your language to auto-translate: The Boston Tea Party Museum is a fun, entertaining, educational,… [more]
The Coming of the Europeans – Early Exploration of New England
Select your language to auto-translate: This is Part 2 of a series about the founding of New… [more]
New England Before Europeans – the Native Americans
Select your language to auto-translate: Map © 2008 DeLorme (www.delorme.com) TOPO USA® - Annotations… [more]
Introduction to Lexington Battle Green
Virtually every visitor to historic Lexington will start at the Battle Green, the site of the first fight… [more]
Musket Firing Demo at Minuteman National Historical Park
Attended a wonderful 3.5 hour walk, led by Ranger David Hannigan, of the Battle Road between Concord… [more]
Guide to Boston’s Unique Geography and Changing Landscape
Select your language to auto-translate: One of the most fascinating and overlooked aspects of Boston… [more]
Gardner Museum – Venice In Boston
Select your language to auto-translate: For those wishing an amazing and intimate taste of Italy… [more]
Cambridge, Lexington & Concord: Freedom Trail Day Trips
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Freedom Trail Map & Tour App w/Auto Translate – Free!
The Freedom Trail Map & Touring App is now available on Google Play as well as Amazon … [more]
High-Resolution Photos from Freedom Trail Boston – Ultimate Tour & History Guide
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Boston
Fun at the Tea Party Museum, or Simba (King George III) and Scar (Samuel Adams) Visit Boston Harbor
Select your language to auto-translate: The Boston Tea Party Museum is a fun, entertaining, educational, hour-long historical extravaganza. It provides a good overview of Revolutionary-era Boston history, a climb-aboard visit to a recreated tea-ship (complete with simulated tea chest tossing), the chance to see one of two remaining tea chests from the fateful night (pretty […]
Freedom Trail Boston – El Recorrido Más Completo y Guía Histórica
Conseils Pratiques 1. Il n’ya aucune raison historique à faire les Stops du Freedom Trail dans l’ordre – organisez votre temps de manière à visiter ce qui vous passionne le plus. Parcourez les descriptions des Stops afin d’aider à évaluer votre intérêt. 2. Veuillez vérifier afin de confirmer les modifications des heures d’exploitation – il […]
Le Freedom Trail Boston Guide en français
Conseils Pratiques Il n’ya aucune raison historique à faire les Stops du Freedom Trail dans l’ordre – organisez votre temps de manière à visiter ce qui vous passionne le plus. Parcourez les descriptions des Stops afin d’aider à évaluer votre intérêt. Veuillez vérifier afin de confirmer les modifications des heures d’exploitation – il peut y […]
New England and The World
The Coming of the Europeans – Early Exploration of New England
Select your language to auto-translate: This is Part 2 of a series about the founding of New England. For Part 1, the Native Americans, click here. In the 1400’s, even before Christopher Columbus’s fabled voyage to “discover” America, Basque fisherman commonly fished for cod in the area around what was to be called Newfoundland. In […]
New England Before Europeans – the Native Americans
Select your language to auto-translate: Map © 2008 DeLorme (www.delorme.com) TOPO USA® – Annotations by the Author By the time white Europeans arrived, New England had been inhabited by Native Americans for over a thousand years. Migrating here after the retreat of the last ice age, by 1500 they had a population likely in excess […]
Most Romantic Place in North America
No matter what your definition of romance, Old Quebec City is easily the most romantic getaway destination in North America. It has plenty to do for lovers, families and singles. Just a little north of New England (about a 7 hour drive from Boston, 4.5 from Burlington VT., or 5.5 hours from Portland ME), any […]
