Overview
This two-day walking route follows Boston’s transformation from a center of imperial protest into a city at war. The first day moves from public debate at Faneuil Hall through royal government at the Old State House, the Boston Massacre site, the decisive December 1773 meeting at Old South Meeting House, and the harbor story interpreted by the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The second day follows the people and signals that carried resistance into open conflict. The Paul Revere House and Old North Church introduce the networks behind the April 1775 alarm, while Bunker Hill Monument and Museum places visitors on the ground of the first major battle of the Revolution. Together, the stops create a coherent progression from argument and protest to mobilization and war.
