President Coolidge comments with unexpected humor on the events and people of his day. Here - he stood in front of the State House, reviewing the soldiers home from the Great War. His walk concludes with lunch and more talk at the famous Parker House - then, and now, Boston's prime political watering place. The walk begins at the International Institute of Boston, One Milk Street, in downtown Boston. Use Visa, MC or AMex.
Group size is limited.
Tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged . His great address preceded my brief, dedicatory remarks.