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(#1) Boston Common
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#2) Massachusetts State House
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#3) Park Street Church
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(#4) Granary Burying Ground
- Massachusetts, USA
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(#5) Kings Chapel
- Alabama, USA
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(#6) Boston Latin School
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(#7) Old Corner Bookstore
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#8) Old South Meeting House
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#9) Old State House
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#10) Site of the Boston Massacre
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(#11) Faneuil Hall
- Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#12) Paul Revere House
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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(#13) Old North Church
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(#14) Copp's Hill Burying Ground
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(#15) U.S.S. Constitution
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(#16) Bunker Hill Monument
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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The Freedom Trail is a sightseeing route designed by the Boston City Government. It connects 17 important historical locations during the American War of Independence with a red brick road. It is an important historical testimony of American independence. The Freedom Trail starts from Boston Common and ends at Bunker Hill Monument. There are many statues of important historical figures in the United States and Boston along the way.
Along this 2.5-kilometer-long trail is one of the best ways to learn about Boston and effectively visit and photograph the city’s historical sites and landmarks. The random tool introduced 16 famous attractions and monuments along Freedom Trail you should visit.
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