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Paul Revere House – The oldest building in downtown Boston is the former home of Paul Revere.

Faneuil Hall – The upstairs meeting room here is where some of the most important revolutionary discussions began.

Site of the Boston Massacre – At the front of the Old State House is the marker showing where tensions on both sides led to five deaths.

See our special page all about the Old State House.

Old State House – The original British Government seat which became the first State House after the revolution.

Old South Meeting House – This meeting house was the stage for some of the most dramatic events leading up to the American Revolution.

Old Corner Bookstore – Originally an apothecary before it became a prominent printing house and book store.

Benjamin Franklin statue and former site of the first public school, Boston Latin School – The Latin School is Americas oldest public school attended by Benjamin Franklin.

King’s Chapel Burying Ground – This burial ground is as old as Boston itself and includes the grave of the first woman to set foot on the Mayflower.

King’s Chapel – One of the finest examples of Georgian church architecture in America, despite the fact that the steeple was never added.

Granary Burying Ground – The resting place of most of Boston’s most famous sons including Paul Revere.

Park Street Church – The congregational church which hosted some of the most impassioned protests against slavery.Massachusetts State House – Built in 1798, it’s the oldest building on Beacon Hill and was constructed on John Hancock’s cow pasture! (pictured at the top of the page).Boston Common – America’s oldest public park covering 44 acres and a place for public hangings is the official start of the Freedom Trail.

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This is the full list of stops along the freedom trail… At the Visitor Information Centre on Boston Common, you can pick up maps, and leaflets explaining the sights you’ll see on the trail.

Freedom trail map