Pi Alley in Boston, Massachusetts
Pi Alley (sometimes misspelled Pie Alley) is a historic alley in Boston, Massachusetts. Located off of Washington Street, the origin of the name is unknown, and it also went by… Read more »
Category: Revolutionary Era
History of the Bell In Hand Tavern in Boston, Massachusetts
The Bell in Hand is a historic tavern on Union Street in Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1795, by town crier Jimmy Wilson, it is one of the oldest taverns in… Read more »
History of Lynn Woods in Lynn, Massachusetts
The Lynn Woods Reservation is a 2,200-acre municipal forest park in Lynn, Massachusetts. The park is the second-largest municipal park in America and features wetlands, ponds, streams, rocky outcrops of… Read more »
History of Warren Tavern in Charlestown, Massachusetts
Warren Tavern is a historic tavern on Pleasant Street in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Established in 1780, it was the first tavern to be built after the British burned Charlestown during the… Read more »
Dalton House in Newburyport, Massachusetts
The Michael Dalton House is a historic Georgian-style house on State Street in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Built in 1747 for local mariner Michael Dalton, it is a 2 1/2-story wood frame… Read more »