Things we did:
-Boston Bruins vs. Montreal Canadians
-Longfellow House National Historic Site (George Washington’s headquarters, and home of poet, Henry Longfellow)
-The Hahvahd Tour – tour of Harvard University
-Cambridge Tour
-Fenway Park Tour
-Freedom Trail (see list below) Walk Into History
-Adams National Historic Park (birthplace of John Adams and John Quincy Adams)
-Boston Symphony Orchestra
-Charles River Esplanade
-Boston Public Library
-JFK Birthplace
-Museum of Fine Arts
Freedom Trail Sites visited:
-Boston Common
-Massachusetts State House
-Park Street Church
-Granary Burying Ground
-King’s Chapel
-King’s Chapel Burying Ground
-Benjamin Franklin Statue
-Old State House
-Site of Boston Massacre
-Faneuil Hall
-Paul Revere House
-Old North Church
-Bunker Hill Monument
-USS Constitution
Local Restaurants visited:
-Sweet Cheeks Q
-Durgin Park
-Santarpio’s Pizza
-Regina’s Pizzeria
-Cutty’s
Local Snack stops visited:
-Toscanini’s
-Mike’s Pastry
-Flour Bakery & Cafe
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