A throwback to 1920's glitz and glam, Stage American Vaudeville Nightclub mixes modern electronic dance music and Gatsby-era decor at one of Boston's newest nightlife destinations.
It was at this location that Samuel Adams spoke his famous words, “Gentlemen, this meeting can do nothing more to save the country,” and the Tea party started.
Tom says "The Freedom Trail can be knocked out in a couple hours and takes you to a lot of good historical sites. Also there's an app for narration.
Go to the visitor center to sign up for the 2-hour guided tour. Visitor center is address 148... you will see McDonald's across the way on Tremont St.
The original school building was torn down in the mid-1700s; today, an 1856 statue by Richard Saltonstall Greenough of Franklin (who dropped out of Boston Latin) marks that location.
Find the signature- ridden piece of yellow parchment that played a role in the trial of the accused Rebecca Nurse during the Salem Witch Trials. As seen on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum.
I counted 36 food stalls in Quincy Market Bldg...everything from pizza to sushi to Greek pastry! On top of that 13 full-service restaurants and pubs and 75 shops and pushcarts! AMAZING
Building from 1715. 6 similar buildings used to reside in this area before being torn down for building of Paul Revere Mall. Resident Clough helped build Old North Church. More info in blog.<LINK> Read more.
In the spring of 1923 this private residence was the home to one of the most debated psychic research projects ever when the "Blonde Witch of Lime Street" captivated the city. More info via our blog. Read more.
