Boston Common 1848
"View of the Water Celebration, on Boston Common, October 25th 1848." Lithograph by P. Hyman and David Bigelow.
Some Useful websites
Below are a small number of websites dealing with historical aspects of Boston -- life, architecture, culture etc. Though most of these websites are not specifically concerned with the 19th century history of Boston, it is worthwhile browsing through them for potentially useful material. Many other relevant websites may be located by appropriate web searching.
- Black Heritage Trail
- Boston Athenaeum
- Boston By Foot
- Boston Common
- Boston in the 19th Century: Wikipedia Commons
- Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC)
- Boston Online: 19th century history
- Boston Women's Heritage Trail
- Bunker Hill Monument
- Bunker Hill Monument & Bunker Hill Museum
- City of Boston: Related Information Resources Outside the City Archives
- Commonwealth Museum
- Granary Burial Ground
- King's Chapel Burying Ground
- iBoston: Boston History and Architecture
- Longfellow House
- Nichols House Museum
- Old City Hall
- Old North Church
- Old South Meeting House
- Old State House
- Paul Revere House
- South End Historical Society
- Tour of the Massachusetts State House
- USS Constitution Museum
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