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Boston National Historical Park
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Boston National Historical Park preserves and interprets Boston's involvement in the American Revolution and the establishment of one of the first United States navy yards. The human story of the struggles, ideals and sacrifices Bostonians made for the fight for freedom is offered though a variety of educational programs, several of which are offered through partnerships with the Bostonian Society and the Old South Meeting House Association.

Below is a list of programs offered by Boston National Historical Park.

Twisted Strands: Simple Machines and Rope Making at the Charlestown Navy Yard

Merchants and Farmers in Battle

What’s Behind a Monument?

Boston and the American Revolution

Faneuil Hall Talks

Bunker Hill Monument Talks

 

Collaborative Programs with other park historical sites.

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Eldridge Gerry  

Did You Know?
Four of the five Massachusetts signers of The Declaration Of Independence are represented in the artwork in Faneuil Hall. The missing member of the delegation is Elbridge Gerry.

Last Updated: December 09, 2008 at 11:11 EST