Boston Banned Christmas
The beloved holiday of Christmas was once banned in our very own Boston. On May 11, 1659, Bay Colony’s general court stated:
“…It is therefore ordered by this court and the authority […]
The beloved holiday of Christmas was once banned in our very own Boston. On May 11, 1659, Bay Colony’s general court stated:
“…It is therefore ordered by this court and the authority […]
The famous North End is home to some of Boston’s richest history, as well as some of the hidden secrets, tucked away from even its residents: like tunnels that line the city streets. Some tunnels are well known to the […]
Years ago, a huge elm tree proudly stood on Boston Common. At a near sky scraping height of sixty-five feet, it was affectionately referred to as the “Great Elm”, and its large hollow provided a play space for many children. […]