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Benjamin Edes resumed printing the Boston Gazette after being suspended on the eve of Lexington & Concord on

This Day In History - June 5 - Freedom Trail Foundation Freedom Trail Player Jeremiah Poope recounts the resuming of public...

Our Rainbow Revolutionaries Tours kick-off this Saturday 🏳️‍🌈❤️

🗓️: Tours run every Saturday and Sunday in June at 10:45 a.m., departing from Boston Common behind the Robert Gould Shaw and Massachusetts 54th Regiment Memorial

🔗: For more information on tickets, visit https://www.thefreedomtrail.org/purchase-tour-tickets

Long before restoration work begins aboard USS CONSTITUTION, the future of the Ship depends on the forest.

On May 8, 1976, Commander Tyrone G. Martin dedicated the ceremonial “Constitution Grove” at Naval Support Activity Crane in Indiana. There, 150 white oak trees across the 64,000-acre base were designated for the future restoration of USS CONSTITUTION.

White oak has long been essential to the strength and survival of “Old Ironsides.” Thanks in part to Commander Martin’s leadership and long view of preservation, Constitution’s future restorations were tied to a living resource set aside for generations to come.

This week, we continue to honor Commander Martin’s lasting impact on USS CONSTITUTION.

Big news! We have launched "Prince's Revolutionary Tale," a new children's audio tour designed for visitors ages 7 to 12.

Narrated by Prince the Cat, this 20-minute audio adventure invites children to discover the history of Old North Church and its role in the American Revolution. "Prince's Revolutionary Tale" is included with admission to the church!

Boston celebrated King George III's birthday with royal salutes on

This Day In History - June 4 - Freedom Trail Foundation Freedom Trail Player Anna Waldron, who portrays Susanna Rowson, rec...

Former Royal Governor Thomas Hutchinson died in England on

This Day In History - June 3 - Freedom Trail Foundation Freedom Trail Player Anna Waldron, who portrays Susanna Rowson, rec...