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| One of the indispensable events during the independence of the United States is the Boston Massacre Site. On March 5, 1770, the stamp ordinance came into effect, and riots in response to the British government attempting to tax the colonies repelled British soldiers firing at civilians, leading them to American independence, including the Boston Tea Party. Historic place that became the spot to go. It's part of the Freedom Trail so you can go without hesitation, but don't miss it because of the monuments like manholes. |
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  State Station State Station Government Center Station Government Center StationRoute from State Station Route from Government Center Station Directions from Old State House  http://www.bostonmassacre.net/ |
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Old State House
Old Corner Book Store
King's Chapel & King's Chapel Burying Ground
Benjamin Franklin Statue
Boston's Old City Hall
Boston Massacre Site
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company