Scenes from johnny tremain
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Scenes from Johnny Tremainby Esther Forbes
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Modern Day Boston and Colonial Boston
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Map of Boston in 1775
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Boston Neck
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Siege of Boston
1775-1776
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Charlestown Showing Bunker
and Breed’s Hill
1775
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Portrait of Sam Adams
by John Singleton Copley
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John AdamsRevolutionary,
Writer of Massachusetts Constitution,Signer of
Declaration of Independence,
Second President of the United
States of America
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John Adams’ Birthplace
(above)Quincy
Peacefields Farm(below) Quincy
Retirement Home of President and Mrs.
Adams
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Portrait of John Hancock
by John Singleton Copley
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John Hancock’s House on Boston Common
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John Hancock’s House and Boston Common
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Portrait of Paul Revere
by John Singleton Copley
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Paul Revere’s HouseNorth Square
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Silversmith Shop and Revere Silver
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Portrait of Dr. Joseph Warrenby John Singleton
Copley
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Portrait of James Otis
by John Singleton Copley
Otis coined the phrase, “No taxation
without representation.”
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Portrait of General Gageby John Singleton
Copley
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The Province House, Marlborough Street
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Plaque Now Marking the Site of the Former Province House, Marlborough Street
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Copp’s Hill Burying Ground
Between Charter and Hull Streets
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The Liberty Tree, Past and Present, Corner of Washington and Essex Streets
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The Green Dragon Tavern, Union Street
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The Boston Tea Party, Griffin’s Wharf
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Modern Plaque at Site of Boston Tea PartyThis memorial plaque is located at the foot of the Evelyn Moakley Bridge at Atlantic Avenue and Seaport Boulevard. Just before crossing over to the Seaport District, the plaque is mounted on the building on the right side of the street. Griffin's Wharf was in reality located about 500 feet or so west of this marker because this area was reclaimed from a mud flat when Fort Hill was cut down for landfill.
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Old North Church on Salem StreetWhere the Lanterns Were Hung by Robert Newman
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Old State House, Washington Street
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Beacon Hill in the 18th Century
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View of Beacon Hill in the 18th Century,
as Seen from Breed’s Hill
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British Regular Soldier of the 18th Century
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18th Century Attire for Wealthy Men and Women
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18th Century Boys’ Attire
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18th Century Farm Attire,George Washington on His Farm
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The Great Awakening in Rural 18th Century America
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Map of Boston, Cambridge, Lexington, and Concord
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British Navy HMS Somerset Participating in the Battle of Bunker Hill
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British Navy HMS Somerset (1746 – 1778)
The HMS Somerset was grounded on the outer beach of Provincetown in 1778 after fighting for many years in North America. Now her remains are buried beneath the sand, although the waves expose them periodically. A powerful British warship with 64 mounted guns and a crew of 400, the Somerset fought in the French and Indian War (1756-63). She helped the British capture Louisburg and Quebec from the French. During the American Revolution, Paul Revere rowed beneath her bow to get to Charlestown and warn the people before the Battles of Lexington and Concord. She rescued British troops after those battles and bombarded Americans during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Finally, she was wrecked in a fierce storm on November 2, 1778, although only 21 men were lost. The rest of the crew were taken prisoner and marched to Boston, while the canon and other cargo was confiscated and used by American fighters in the Revolution. The remains of the wreck have resurfaced only three times: in 1885-86, in 1973, and in 2010.
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Buckman Tavern on Lexington GreenWhere an Important Character Died
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In the words of James Otis in Johnny Tremain, “We are lucky men, for we have a cause worth
dying for. This honor is not given to every generation…that a man can stand up.”