Walk Into History Journey back in time with The Freedom Trail Players along the volatile road of the American Revolution. Relive the first sparks of independence as they inflamed the path along America’s oldest public park, the oldest standing State House, and countless other sites brimming with history.
Walk Into History and Historic Site Tour
This Walk Into History tour also includes a trip inside the Old State House. From the first reading of the Declaration of Independence to the bloody Boston Massacre, the sparks of the American Revolution flicker amongst the museum’s treasured collection of artifacts.
Adams Courthouse and Judicial History Tour Learn how John Adams helped mold the finest separation of powers to date. While visiting Massachusetts courts, experience the evolution of what our independent system of justice is today. Also, sit in the justice’s chair and get a chance to look through the eyes of the law.
Ghost and Lantern Tours Brave spine-tingling tales by lantern through The Freedom Trail’s most spirited sites. You can whisper by the bones of a Salem Witch Trail judge and witness the tale of John Hancock’s desecrated body. No ghost tour is complete without a few chills at the Parker House Hotel, America’s most haunted hotel.
African American History Tour Explore the Black Heritage Trail amongst Civil War monuments and the African Meeting House. Your guide will bring to life African American history with courageous tales from Frederick Douglas to Martin Luther King Jr. Don’t miss this inspiring adventure through history.
Women’s History Tour Take a refreshing perspective of the Revolution through the greatest female patriots. You can relive suffragette Margaret Sanger’s famous gagged speech as well as Abigail Adams’ account of the reading of the Declaration of Independence. On The Freedom Trail, past adventures and present issues will collide!
Literary Trail Tour Follow a Boston Brahmin on a trail as intricate as a classic masterpiece. You will visit sites strewn with memories of Dickens and Edgar Allen Poe and listen to Saturday Club meetings at the Parker House Hotel. Experience how Hawthorne, Longfellow and Thoreau grew into legends.
Historic Maritime Tour Trail our forefathers through winding alleys, salty docks and scenic wharves on a swashbuckling adventure. Let guides from the past regale you with tales of triangle trade, pirating, and tea parties along Boston’s historic port. From the original harbor line to the long wharf, discover the irresistible tide of the American Revolution.
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