This Victorian home is open for visitors to observe the 19th century lifestyle and culture in Boston. There is an admission charge. Granary Burying Ground Tremont Street, Boston, MA America's most historic cemetery features the graves of John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and those killed in the Boston Massacre. A self-guided walk that traces the history of the Boston waterfront. The tour begins at the Old State House, brochures are available at the National Park Service Visitor's Center on State Street.
Tours are available daily.
An admission fee is charged. Louisburg Square Beacon Hill, Boston, MA This residential and historic square is surrounded by homes once resided in by Louisa May Alcott, William Dean Howells and other famous Boston residents. There is an admission charge. Still in use today, the oldest church in Boston was built in 1723. Robert Gould Shaw and 54th Regiment Memorial Boston Common, Boston, MA Sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gauden, commemorating the service of the Civil War's first black regiment.