Massachusetts & Boston History
A pathway within the Minute Man National Historic Park marks early skirmishes in the American Revolutionary War.
Accusations of witchcraft in Boston were soon followed by mass hysteria in Salem.
A walking path along the 2.5 mile Freedom Trail marks sites significant in the American colonists' fight for independence.
A route once traveled by Native Americans that runs parallel to Cape Cod's shore is now home to small artisan shops and inns.
Near the tip of the Cape sits a monument dedicated to the Pilgrim settlers.
In "Cry Innocent," spectatators get caught up in the frenzy of a witch trial, and then vote innocent or guilty.
Deerfield, a charming Western MA town today, had a violent beginning at the center of skirmishes between settlers and Native Americans.
George Washington set up headquarters in Cambridge while battling for control of Boston during the American Revolutionary War.
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