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Battle of Bunker Hill

1. Battle of Bunker Hill

2. Boston

Boston, Amory House, Amory

3. Boston, Amory House, Amory

Boston, Amory St.

4. Boston, Amory St.

Boston, Bartlett house. Bartlett St. Built by Stephen Williams in the eighteenth century.

5. Boston, Bartlett house. Bartlett St. Built by Stephen Williams in the eighteenth century.

Boston, Boston Stone, brought from England about 1700.

6. Boston, Boston Stone, brought from England about 1700.

Boston, Capen House, Union Street, Count Rumford apprenticed here in 1769.

7. Boston, Capen House, Union Street, Count Rumford apprenticed here in 1769.

Boston, Charter Street

8. Boston, Charter Street

Boston, Christ Church, Salem Street

9. Boston, Christ Church, Salem Street

Boston, Clough House, Sheafe Street, before 1725

10. Boston, Clough House, Sheafe Street, before 1725

Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

11. Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

12. Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

Boston, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, 1660

13. Boston, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, 1660

Boston, Corn Court, old inn built early in the eighteenth century

14. Boston, Corn Court, old inn built early in the eighteenth century

Boston, corner of Tremont + Hollis Sts. where three members of the "Boston Tea Party" lived + were here dressed as Indians.

15. Boston, corner of Tremont + Hollis Sts. where three members of the "Boston Tea Party" lived + were here dressed as Indians.

Boston, Cotton Mather House, Hanover St., 1677.

16. Boston, Cotton Mather House, Hanover St., 1677.

Boston, Dillaway House, Roxbury St., built by Rev. Oliver Peabody who died in 1752. The headquarters of Gen. John Thomas at the time of the siege of Boston.

17. Boston, Dillaway House, Roxbury St., built by Rev. Oliver Peabody who died in 1752. The headquarters of Gen. John Thomas at the...

Boston, Eliot House, Hanover St. The home of Rev. Andover + John Eliot in eighteenth century.

18. Boston, Eliot House, Hanover St. The home of Rev. Andover + John Eliot in eighteenth century.

Boston, Faneuil Hall, 1742

19. Boston, Faneuil Hall, 1742

Boston, Franklin house, Unity Street.

20. Boston, Franklin house, Unity Street.