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National Park Service Areas
Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area 1 mi/km
Boston African American National Historic Site 1 mi/km
Longfellow National Historic Site 3 mi/km
John F Kennedy National Historic Site 4.4 mi/km
Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site 5 mi/km
Adams National Historical Park 10 mi/km
Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site 11 mi/km
Salem Maritime National Historic Site 20 mi/km
Minute Man National Historical Park 22 mi/km
Lowell National Historical Park 30 mi/km
Information ResourcesMBTA (Subway, Buses & Water Shuttle)Logan AirportMassachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
Did You Know? Did you know that not until 1835 did folks start referring to the event of December 16, 1773 as "The Boston Tea Party?" For the previous 62 years, the event had been called just what it obviously was, "The Destruction of The Tea.
Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:31 EST