This is a statue of Paul Revere and the church in the background where the lanterns were hung.
The small balcony of the brick building is where the Declaration of Independence was first read.
Sunday, July 12
Boston for the 4th
This year we were able to celebrate the 4th in Boston. We went up with our good friends the Carters. On Friday we walked the Freedom Trail and saw many awesome historical sights. On Saturday we hung out on the Charles River and waited for the fireworks. It was a spectacular show and a great weekend!
This is a statue of Paul Revere and the church in the background where the lanterns were hung.
The small balcony of the brick building is where the Declaration of Independence was first read.
This is a statue of Paul Revere and the church in the background where the lanterns were hung.The small balcony of the brick building is where the Declaration of Independence was first read.
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2 comments:
what a cool way to spend the 4th!! So patrotic!
How fun! I'm so jealous. It's too hot to do anything but stay in the pool or stay in the a/c out here. Don't ya miss it?
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