An engraving shows British troops firing on citizens in Boston on March 5, 1770, in what came to be known as the Boston Massacre. (Library of Congress Rare Book and Special Collections Division ...

The Boston Irish Heritage Trail, where visitors can celebrate more than 300 years of Irish history in Boston, is expanding this summer. How to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day all across New England ...

The history featured on Mackall's tour may not be as well known as other staples in Boston's history, like the Boston Massacre or the Revolutionary War. But that doesn't make it any less important.

And those connections can be tied directly to sites along the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail: in the wood harvested by enslaved workers to build the USS Constitution; in the unmarked graves at Boston's old ...

On a snowy March evening 251 years ago, rising tensions in the city between U.S. colonists and British soldiers boiled over into a violent brawl on King Street: the Boston Massacre. It’s a day that ...

Michell Wu, mayor of sanctuary Boston, should remind Congress in her testimony before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday that it falls on the anniversary of the Boston Massacre.

Another of Boston’s most popular American history sites is Christ Church, known to everyone as Old North Church, at 193 Salem St., which is visited by more than 500,000 people each year.

On March 5, 1770, a group of British soldiers open fired on a group of Boston citizens, killing five. This event, the Boston Massacre, was one in a series of crises that led many American colonists to ...

For more than two hundred years, March 5 has been known as the anniversary of the Boston Massacre in the City of Boston. But on Sunday, the city marked the day as Crispus Attucks Commemoration Day in ...

Join us as we stroll along the historic Freedom Trail in Boston, exploring the deep roots of American history. 🏙️ Experience the sights and stories that led to the Boston Massacre and shaped ...