Wind your way back into colonial times and follow the Freedom Trail into Boston's past. Fascinating commentary reveals how the struggle for independence from British rule led to the American Revolution. Learn how to creatively photograph the actual sites where historic events took place.
As you explore the Freedom Trail, the knowledgeable guide will provide historical commentary with interesting facts and trivia, including which government building almost went to Chicago, which building was used as a British riding school, and which United States President once defended British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre. You'll also learn how to capture creative photographs of historical sites, including:

Shaw Memorial

Park Street Church

Old Granary Burying Ground

King's Chapel

Old City hall

Old State House

Boston Massacre site

Faneuil Hill

Paul Revere's house

Old North Church

Holocaust Memorial
Inclusions :

• Guided, narrated tour
• Copy of thePhotoWalks Guide to Creative Photography

Duration:
Approx. 90 minutes
Available:
Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday
Departure time and location:
12:30 PM; from the front steps of Park Street Church, on the corner of Park and Tremont Streets-across the street from the Park Street station subway stop.
Return time and location:
2:30 PM; return location varies
Note:
Reservations are required and tour is subject to availability. You will not be guaranteed a place on this tour without advance reservations. Children 4 and under receive complimentary admission. Tour is subject to weather conditions. This is a walking tour; please dress accordingly and wear comfortable walking shoes. Children age 4 and younger may participate free of charge. Be sure to bring your camera!