Saturday, June 30th

8:30am-9pm – Whale Watch Cruises
Massachusetts Bay Lines (617-542-8000) and
New England Aquarium (617-973-5281)
Whales frolicking in their natural environment
Times, length, routes and prices vary, reservations
required
www.massbaylines.com
www.neaq.org

9am-5pm – “In Her Voice: Jacqueline Kennedy,
The White House Years” 
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Columbia Point , Dorchester (617-514-1600)
Portions of Mrs. Kennedy’s oral history interview, and
with artifacts, photographs and documents she describes
Admission $9-$12, 12 and under free
www.jfklibrary.org

9am-10pm – Boston by Land and Water
Boston Duck Tours (617-267-3825), Bay State Cruise
Company (617-748-1435), Boston Yacht Charters
(617-723-8810), Charles Riverboat Co.
(617-621-3001), Massachusetts Bay Lines
(617-542-8000)
Learn about Boston while touring the City and Harbor
Times, lengths, routes and prices vary, reservations
recommended
www.massbaylines.com

10am-11:30am – Boats, Bridges and Locks
Boston By Foot (617-367-2345)
Meet at North Station Orange/Green T at Causeway Street
Discover history, engineering and nature as we cross
the Charles River Basin to USS CONSTITUTION
Admission $12, BBF members $5
www.bostonbyfoot.org

10am-4pm – One Ship, One Crew, One Nation!
USS Constitution Museum, Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown (617-426-1812)
Discover how these elements combine to preserve the new
Republic in the hands-on 1812 Discovery Center
Admission by Donation
www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org

10am-4pm – Behind the Scenes at Old North Church
Old North Church (617-523-4848)
Meet at 193 Salem Street, North End
Tour the church’s crypt and bell tower
Admission  $3-$5
www.oldnorth.com

10am-4pm – Tour Copps Hill Burial Ground
Old North Church (617-523-4848)
193 Salem Street, North End
 A walking tour  of Boston’s second oldest burial ground
Admission  $3-$5
www.oldnorth.com

10am-4pm – Who Hung the Lanterns at Old North Church?
Old North Church (617-523-4848)
193 Salem Street, North End
Delve into the mystery of who hung the lanterns on April 18, 1775
Admission $3-$5
www.oldnorth.com

10am-4pm – Two if by Sea:  Family Fun
Old North Church (617-523-4848)
193 Salem Street, North End
Hear the story of the lanterns and make a paper lantern
to take home. Go on a scavenger hunt inside the church
Admission $2 per family
www.oldnorth.com

10am-4pm – 18th Century Garden Conversations
Old North Church (617-523-4848)
193 Salem Street, North End
Discover herbs and flowers behind the 1713 Clough
House, the city’s oldest surviving brick residence
www.oldnorth.com

10:30am-3:30pm – Tory Stories
King’s Chapel (617-523-1749)
Corner of Tremont and School Streets
Join Tory families (Loyalists) as they plan their
hurried escape from Boston to Nova Scotia
Donation requested
www.kings-chapel.org

10:30pm-3:30pm – Bells and Bones
King’s Chapel (617-523-1749)
Corner of Tremont and School streets
Tour the crypt and learn about Colonial burial
practices and visit the Revere bell in the tower
Admission $7, ages 10 plus
www.kings-chapel.org

10:30am-4pm – Explore the Freedom Trail
Freedom Trail Foundation (617-357-8300)
Meet at BosTix Booth, Faneuil Hall
A walking tour into history led by a Colonial guide
(every hour on the half hour)
Admission $7-$13, tickets online
www.thefreedomtrail.org

11am-4pm  – Explore the Freedom Trail
Freedom Trail Foundation  (617-357-8300)
Visitor Information Center on Boston Common 
A walk into history led by a Colonial guide
(every hour on the hour)
Admission $7-$13, tickets online
www.thefreedomtrail.org

11am-2pm – Luncheon on the Harbor
Boston Yacht Charters (617-723-8810)
Odyssey Cruises (866-307-2469), and Spirit of
Boston (866-310-2469)
Enjoy lunch while cruising on the Harbor
Admission $35-$50, reservations required
www.bostonyachtcharters.com
www.odysseycruises.com
www.spiritofboston.com

11:30-4:30pm – At Home with the Otises
Otis House Museum (617-227-3957 x256)
141 Cambridge Street
Tour the elegant mansion of Harrison Gray Otis, a
Congressman, Senator and the third Mayor of Boston,
his wife Sally Foster Otis and their large family
Admission $4-$8, Boston residents and under 5 free
www.historicnewengland.org

Noon-12:30pm – Captain Kidd’s Treasure Hunt
Boston By Foot (617-367-2345)
Meet at Samuel Adams’ Statue, Faneuil Hall,
Congress Street
A self-guided hunt for history with a pirate’s map
Admission per group $10 (up to 10), includes kit
www.bostonbyfoot.org

Noon-1:30pm – African-American Patriots
Freedom Trail Foundation
Boston Common Visitor’s Center, 139 Tremont Street
A guided walking tour of Crispus Attucks, Phillis Wheatley and Prince Hall’s 18th century Boston
Admission $3-$7
www.thefreedomtrail.org

1:30pm-4pm – Explore the North End
Freedom Trail Foundation (617-357-8300)
BoxTix Booth at Faneuil Hall
A walking tour of 18th century Boston led by a
Colonial guide
Admission $3-$7
www.thefreedomtrail.org

3pm-4pm – Beacon Hill’s Treasures
Otis House Museum (617-994-5920)
141 Cambridge Street
A guided walking tour of Beacon Hill in the early days
of  the Republic
Admission $6-$12, reservations required
www.historicnewengland.org

3pm-4:30pm – Ben Franklin
Boston By Foot (617-367-2345)
Meet at School and Washington Streets
A guided walking tour of his homes and haunts
Admission $12, BBF members $5
www.bostonbyfoot.org

5pm-10pm – Dinner Cruises
Boston Yacht Charters (617-723-8810), Odyssey
Cruises (866-307-2469) and Spirit of Boston (866-310-2469)
Times, lengths, and prices vary, reservations required
www.bostonyachtcharters.com
www.odysseycruises.com
www.spiritofboston.com

6pm-7:30pm  - The Dark Side of Boston
Boston By Foot (617-367-2345)
Meet at corner Hanover and Cross Streets, North End
A walking tour of Boston’s oldest neighborhood,
Including the scourges of smallpox, many misdeeds
and the Great Molasses Flood
Admission $12, BBF members free
www.bostonbyfoot.org

6:30pm-8pm – Moonlight Splash In
Boston Duck Tours (617-450-0068)
New England Aquarium, Central Wharf
Enjoy a moonlight tour of Boston by land and water
Admission $18-$27
www.bostonducktours.com

 

 

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