Category: Revolutionary Era

Timothy Dexter House in Newburyport, Massachusetts

Built in 1771, the Timothy Dexter House, which is also known as the Jackson-Dexter House, is a historic Federal-style mansion at 201 High Street in Newburyport, Mass. The house is… Read more »

Pirates in Boston, Massachusetts

Boston, Massachusetts has a rich maritime history that includes pirates and privateers. In fact, Boston had a reputation for being a pirate hot spot in the 17th and 18th centuries…. Read more »

The Boston Massacre, illustration published in the Pictorial History of the United States, circa 1877

Boston Massacre Timeline

The Boston Massacre was an event that occurred in Boston during the American Revolution. It took place on the evening of March 5, 1770 during a protest in front of… Read more »

Destruction of Tea in Boston Harbor, illustration published in the Pictorial History of the United-States

Boston Tea Party Timeline

The Boston Tea Party was a protest that took place in Boston during the American Revolution. The protest was against the Tea Act of 1773. It was a significant event… Read more »

10 Historic Homes You Can Visit in Massachusetts

Massachusetts has many beautiful and historic homes. From first period houses to Federal-style and Victorian houses, there’s a wide range of history associated with these houses. Some of them were… Read more »