Granary Burial Ground, Boston
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Easy to find. It's on the corner of Tremont and Park - right next to Boston Common at the bottom of the hill the State House is on -
here is one link:
http://www.cityofboston.gov/freedomtrail/parkstreet.asp
here is a good thing to take with you - tells you where to find specific graves -
http://www.findagrave.com/php/famous...meteryid=91030
It's on the freedom trail : here's a link to maps, info, etc.
http://www.thefreedomtrail.org/visitor/visitor.html
If you google Granary Burial Ground, you will likely see a zillion posts. Have fun !
here is one link:
http://www.cityofboston.gov/freedomtrail/parkstreet.asp
here is a good thing to take with you - tells you where to find specific graves -
http://www.findagrave.com/php/famous...meteryid=91030
It's on the freedom trail : here's a link to maps, info, etc.
http://www.thefreedomtrail.org/visitor/visitor.html
If you google Granary Burial Ground, you will likely see a zillion posts. Have fun !
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It was locked for awhile, vandalism and repairs - I think it is reopen, but honestly I can not promise that it is. You could inquire thru the Freedom Trail line.
Yes, you can walk there from the Aquarium if you are an able walker - hard to asnwer that - can you walk? do you like to walk? it is not far - but I will walk from the North End to the South End and then to the Symphony.... do you wear comfortable shoes and are you a walker?
Boston is a walking city. It is small, it is easily navigated by foot - you are, when walking to various sites either along the freedom trail or not, always passing cafes, places you can stop and rest, etc -
So you could walk from the waterfront and pass many wonderful things and part of the Freedom trail along the way - look at that link I gave yuo to the freedom trail, it has maps and the mileage I believe of the entire trail.
You can also hop on and off the trolley and use that for transportation as well as the T and cabs.
Yes, you can walk there from the Aquarium if you are an able walker - hard to asnwer that - can you walk? do you like to walk? it is not far - but I will walk from the North End to the South End and then to the Symphony.... do you wear comfortable shoes and are you a walker?
Boston is a walking city. It is small, it is easily navigated by foot - you are, when walking to various sites either along the freedom trail or not, always passing cafes, places you can stop and rest, etc -
So you could walk from the waterfront and pass many wonderful things and part of the Freedom trail along the way - look at that link I gave yuo to the freedom trail, it has maps and the mileage I believe of the entire trail.
You can also hop on and off the trolley and use that for transportation as well as the T and cabs.
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it was also locked that day the scavenger hunt / ad campaign had hidden something in there - but AI think that was just for a day - we are trying to remember and when that was exactly but can't ! -
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