Passport Stamps

Since 1986, National Park visitors have used the Passport to Your National Parks® program to preserve memories of their park travels by collecting ink cancellations at every park they visit. The National Parks of Boston are happy to participate in this programs. Stamps are available at the following Boston National Historical Park locations:

 

Stop by sites around Boston to get your passport stamps!

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Where to Find Passport Stamps

Faneuil Hall

• Underground Railroad
• African American Trail
• Faneuil Hall
• Boston Harbor Islands
• Boston NHP Jr. Ranger
• Boston African American NHS
• Boston NHP Centennial
• Dorchester Heights
• Freedom Trail

Charlestown Navy Yard Visitor Center

• Charlestown Navy Yard
• Freedom Trail
• USS CASSIN YOUNG
• USS CONSTITUTION

Bunker Hill Monument

• Bunker Hill Monument

Bunker Hill Museum

• Bunker Hill Museum

Stamps are also available at the following Partner Sites along the Freedom Trail

• Old State House
• Old South Meeting House
• Paul Revere House
• Old North Church
• USS Constitution Museum

*At times, special or commemorative stamps may also be available. Please ask Park staff or volunteers if you are interested in commemorative stamps.

 

 

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Forgot Your Passport Book?

Not to worry! There are different options for collectors to get your stamps.

• Purchase Passport Stickers (sold in packs of 3) at the Park Store.
• Purchase extra pages – Expander Packs – at the Park Store.
• Use scrap paper (often provided) and paste into your book when you return home.
• Email or Mail us your request

Yes, you can contact Boston National Historical Park and request Passport Cancellation Stamps! Please include the stamp name and the date requested.

Email us at: [e-mail]
Or mail us your request at:
Boston National Historical Park
21 Second Avenue
Charlestown Navy Yard
Building I C/O Interpretation Division
Charlestown, MA 02129

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Are there other Parks in the area with Passport Stamps?

Yes! Check out the other National Park sites and units in and around Boston. If you're traveling through New England, take a look at this map to find parks that may be passing by on your trip.