Boston Collection (page 72)

Center Plaza, Government Center, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Quincy Market by Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Old State House, 1713, now surrounded by modern towers in the Financial District, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Buildings in the Financial District, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Street signs, State and Commercial Streets, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Custom House and buildings in the Financial District, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Long Wharf towards the Financial District, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Financial District from Christopher Columbus Park, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

City skyline across Boston Harbor at dawn, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Custom House and the Financial District at dawn, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Hatch Memorial Shell on The Esplanade, close up of Composers names, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Hatch Memorial Shell, close up of composers names, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Beacon Hill and City skyline across the Charles River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The John Hancock Tower and city skyline across the Charles River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Museum of Science and Science Park spanning the Charles River Dam, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Trinity Church and the John Hancock Tower, Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The spires of Trinity Church, Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

The Massachusetts State House, 1798, designed by Charles Bulfinch, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Park Street Church and Boston Common sign, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Statue of George Washington, Public Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Louisburg Square, Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Acorn Street, Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Decorated pumpkins on sale for Halloween, 31st October, in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, in Boston, Massachusetts, New England, United States of America, North America

Trinity church and Hancock Tower, Boston, Massachusetts, New England, USA, North America

Paul Reveres Ride
PAUL REVERE American inventor of rolling mill, more famed for his midnight ride from Boston to Lexington, warning that the British were on the march

Advert / Sea / Dollar Lines
The new route to America - Dollar Steamship Line via the Mediterranean to New York and Boston

Verdi / Ballo / Liebig 1
Act 1 scene 5 : Riccardo, governor of Boston, holds court

Boston Two-Step
A French couple dance Le Boston - otherwise known as the Boston Two-Step

Bristol Paddlesteamer
Paddle steamer of the Fall River Line, plying between New York and Boston

Thorvalds Expeditions
The son of Leif Eriksson, Thorvald, enters Boston Harbour on his own exploration of the newly discovered North American coast

Boston Tea Party
Boston citizens, dressed as Indians, board English ships and throw tea chests into the harbour in protest against taxation

Hancock Hse, Boston
HANCOCK HOUSE

The City of Boston
The steamship City of Boston which went missing during a journey from Halifax to Liverpool in 1870

Boston Tea Party Planned
BOSTON TEA PARTY - it was in these unpretentious but picturesque premises that the plan for the outrage was discussed and developed

USA / Boston Harbour 1750
General view of Boston and its busy harbour

Boston / Tremont Street
Tremont Street and Park Street Church, Boston

Shannon V Chesapeake
NAVAL COMBAT off Boston between HMS Shannon and the American frigate Chesapeake

Boston Sea Serpent
The sea-serpent seen at Gloucester Bay, Boston, Massachusetts, on several occasions

Stamp Act in Boston during American Independence

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"Boston: A Tapestry of History and Charm" Step into the enchanting town of Boston, Lincolnshire, where history whispers through its ancient streets. The towering presence of The Boston Stump, also known as St. Bartolphs church, stands proud against the skyline, a testament to centuries past. Wander down Wormgate and be transported back to 1846 when this very place witnessed the first use of anesthesia in surgery. Across the Atlantic Ocean lies another Boston - a bustling metropolis in Massachusetts that has left an indelible mark on American history. Admire a vintage poster advertising the White Star Line's voyages to USA and Canada, beckoning adventurous souls towards new horizons. In the realm of sports, celebrate the legendary horse Lexington by Boston out of Ali; his triumphs forever etched in equestrian lore. Meanwhile, at Nantucket Light Ship in Boston Harbor, witness maritime beauty amidst New England's coastal splendor. Travel back further in time to 19th-century Lincs as you explore Boston Church with its timeless charm. Seek solace within the tranquil courtyard Public Library at Copley Square – a sanctuary for knowledge seekers throughout generations. Uncover tales from colonial America as you delve into Anne Hutchinson's trial at Bunker Hill in 1637 – an event captured vividly by Edwin Austin Abbey's wood engraving from the 19th century. Stand upon hallowed ground where patriots fought valiantly during Bunker Hill Battle in 1775 – their bravery echoing through time. For those seeking whimsical delights, imagine gliding over Lagoon Bridge while riding a Penny Farthing Bicycle – an eccentric mode of transportation popularized in 1881. And don't forget to take a leisurely Swan Boat ride amidst vibrant blooms within Public Garden - an oasis nestled within this urban landscape. Boston is more than just a name; it is woven with threads of history, culture, and innovation.