
TABLETS PLACED DURING THE TERCENTENARY YEAR
Site of Long Wharf, corner Chatham and State Street, marking where British embarked from Boston, March 17, 1776.Site offirst residence of John Winthrop, 53 State Street.- Site of residence of Rev. John Cotton and of Sir Harry Vane, Barristers Hall, Pemberton square.
Site of North Battery used during the Siege of Boston, 379 Commercial.Faneuil Hall, east end.Site of Gov. John Endicott’s residence, Tremont row; also, the birthplace of Elihu Yale, founder of Yale University.- Paul Revere’s workshop, Exchange Trust Building, Washington.
- “Old Brick” Church,
first church in Boston, Washington, near State Street. Site of First Catholic Church, 20 School Street.- West Church, corner of Lime and Cambridge Street.
Site of residence of Governor Hutchinson, Garden Court.Site of Governor Leverett’s residence, Sears Building, Court.Site of fortifications on Boston N eek, used during Siege of Boston, Opera House, Washington, near Dover Street.- First Meeting House and School, Dorchester.
- Royal Exchange Tavern and office of
, west corner of Exchange, now Congress Street.stage coach Site of Governor Hitchborn house, North Street. of Second Quaker Meeting House, Monk Building, Congress.Site - Landing place of General Champlain, the only strip remaining of the
shore line of Boston Harbor, North End Park. Site of the Dachet or Brinley House, headquarters of General Ward, Commander of the right wing of the Continental forces during the Siege of Boston, Mission Church, Roxbury.Site of rail fence on Bunker Hill, School, Monumentsquare , Charlestown.

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