The Freedom Trail may be the most hackneyed of Boston tourist destinations, but it’s still worth it for a resident to take a walk on it every so often. And taking my children on the walk for the first time, I got to see it through their eyes. Plus, there are always some surprises, like a pop-up concert by the Handel and Haydn Society at King’s Chapel (which entranced my daughter).
Walking the line.
Massachusetts 54th Memorial
Skull & crossbones at Granary Burying Ground.
Listening to the Handel and Haydn Society vocalists.
Traffic cones need to pray too.
“Statue of Benjamin Franklin, do you have a reservation?”
An obstacle to Freedom
The circular staircase of the Old State House dates to 1830 when it was renovated to be Boston City Hall.
The view from the Old State House balcony.
Paul Revere wants a high five.
Kitty at Old North Church.
Tired little patriots.
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There is no way that the Freedom Trail is “hackneyed” when I still hear tourists ask directions to “Cheers”! Beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing through the eyes of the young.
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