Boston, Massachusetts
Replica of The Eleanor, which was one of three ships that carried 340 pounds of tea that was dumped into the harbour resulting in the Boston Tea Party,
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Boston, Massachusetts
The Boston Tea Party was the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution and occurred on evening of December 16, 1773. This event came about because the King of England demanded a 3 cent per pound tax on all tea unloaded in the Boston Harbour.
Boston, Massachusetts
Edgar Allan Poe lived in Boston and did some of his writing here.
Boston, Massachusetts
Brownstone row housing made of sandstone and covered with brown coloured material to protect the sandstone.
Boston, Massachusetts
Some of America’s most notable citizens rest here. Benjamin Franklin’s parents, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams all who were victims of the Boston massacre.