Last updated: June 7, 2025
Thing to Do
Ranger's Choice Walking Tour

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The stories that define Boston are part of the unfinished legacy set into motion in the years leading up to and following the American Revolution.
These ranger-led tours unpack themes and questions that originated with the founding generation. While some tours focus on the Revolutionary Period, others explore how later changemakers advocated to expand the ideals, values, and sacrifices from 1776 in order to move towards a more perfect union.
The Die is Cast: Boston Between Revolution and War
May 31, June 7, and June 21 at 12:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.
This guided tour follows a 2-mile route from Faneuil Hall to the Bunker Hill Monument, stopping at key locations that reveal how Bostonians - both patriots and loyalists - navigated uncertainty, occupation, and rebellion.
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Boston: An Underground Railroad Hub
June 19 at 1:00 P.M. and 3:00 P.M.
Did you know that Boston played a central role in the Underground Railroad? Join a National Park Ranger and the Museum of African American History to explore the inspiring stories of the freedom seekers who escaped to Boston and the people and organizations here that assisted them.
These tours are part of the Musuem of African American History's Juneteenth celebration! For more information on additional events please visit the museum's website.
Beginning at the African Meeting House, a one mile walk through Beacon Hill (meet at Smith Court in Beacon Hill)
Address: 8 Smith Court, Boston, MA, 02114
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