A large crowd surround the Bunker Hill Monument while listening to an orator on a stage platform.

Bunker Hill Monument: Remembering Revolution

Boston National Historical Park

  • 30 - 40 minutes
  • 7 tour stops

Join us in an audio exploration of what over 100,000 people commemorated on June 17, 1843, the memory of some of the men who fought at Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775, and why the monument and men continue to have relevance today.

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