Free State · Capital: Boston
Free State. Capital: Boston. Was named by Lord Baltimore in honor of Quuen Mary (Henrietta Maria), wife of England's King Charles I
Entered the Union · Apr. 28, 1788This site was the family home for four generations for the Adams family, including John and John Quincy Adams two of Americas early Presidents.
Located in downtown Boston this is the site of oldest Black church in the United States.
This site which contains a series of buildings and cemeteries that relate to the colonial fight against the British during the fight for independence.
This site was the home and office of Frederick Law considered the father of American city parks. He designed New York’s Central Park.
This three story house was the birthplace of John F Kennedy the 35th president of the United States.
This site was the historic site of the home of one of Americas most renowned poets, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Lowell was founded in 1826 as Americas first mill town. The historic site commemorates the arrival of the industrial revolution in the United States
This park extends the six miles between Lexington and Concord. It commemorates the first shots fired by Minutemen at British troops.