Granary Burying Ground, School and Tremont Streets, is the final resting place of Revolutionary era patriots such as Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and John Hancock. The cemetery takes its name from a grain storage building, or granary, which stood next to it in colonial times. In 1742, merchant farmer Peter Annuli built a marketplace and town meeting hall where Bostonians protested British taxes. Immigrant Trail, a journey through the city's parks, side streets, churches, cemeteries and historic buildings where you'll discover the rich ethnic composition of Boston. Trail begins at the Dreams of Freedom Center.
Maps are available at the ticket counter.