Name: Boston Massacre Site
Address: 206 Washington St, Boston, MA 02109, USA, US
Telephone: +1 617-357-8300

Boston Massacre Site is a point of interest, located at 206 Washington St, Boston, MA 02109, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 617-357-8300, visit their website www.bostonmassacre.net for more detailed information.

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206 Washington St, Boston, MA 02109, USA

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Robert Scott Reeves

06 December 2017

Well this one went far up and beyond the city limits
Concern Boston

27 October 2017

Easy to miss -- most people just walk right over it. It is good to know the history before hand to understand the event.
Julien

20 October 2017

When I first got here, I totally missed the small plaque and signs. Look carefully!
Jeremy M

19 September 2017

Yup, there it is. I suppose a bronze statue of dead corpses would be tasteless but i really was hoping for a little more
Steve Morey

29 July 2017

Great to see this historic site that we learned about in school.
Noah Riggenbach

20 March 2017

Cool historical site! Conveniently along the Freedom Trail
John Hughes

14 February 2017

Some have called it just a circle in the ground. And from a visual standpoint, this is true.

But while the blood that has been spilled is gone and the cries of the slain have been silenced, we must never forget what has happened on this spot.

Innocent lives were lost to start the monumental progression towards liberty and independence.
Eric Moberg

27 January 2017

Not much to see, just a circle on the ground. You should visit the Old State House for excellent talks.
John Scovell

25 January 2017

Great walking distance from several historic sites. Very Clean area and a great tour is available.
Eric Sturm

16 May 2016

This is a must-visit if talking the Freedom Trail. It's also fairly easy to miss, if you don't look down and see the marker.

The Boston Massacre carries significant historical importance because of the events just prior to the American Revolution. The events here would shape the next several years and eventually involve founding fathers Paul Revere and John Adams.