Saturday, March 3rd, 2018

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See history come alive as costumed interpreters transform downtown Boston into Revolutionary Boston! Interpreters will populate the Old State House, depicting historic events and details of everyday life during the military occupation of Boston by the King’s soldiers. Witness the shocking and pivotal events of March 1770; hear stories of patriots, loyalists, and moderates who lived through the occupation, and decide for yourself what really happened on the tragic night of the Boston Massacre.

Where & When

Events will take place in and around the Old State House in Downtown Boston.

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1PM – 4PM
Inside the Old State House. Free with museum admission.

Immerse yourself in Boston’s colonial past and meet citizens who lived through the contentious period of the military occupation. Gain insight and perspective on historic events that led to the American Revolution by asking questions and hearing accounts from living historians.

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Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

Talk of the Town

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

1PM – 4PM
Inside the Old State House. Free with museum admission.

Immerse yourself in Boston’s colonial past and meet citizens who lived through the contentious period of the military occupation. Gain insight and perspective on historic events that led to the American Revolution by asking questions and hearing accounts from living historians.

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

6PM
Outside the Old State House. Free and open to all.

Before the action unfolds, watch downtown Boston transform into its colonial past as the citizens of the city gather outside the Old State House. Arrive early to hear from patriots, loyalists, and moderates who lived through the events that sparked the Revolution.

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Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

Convening of Bostonians

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

6PM
Outside the Old State House. Free and open to all.

Before the action unfolds, watch downtown Boston transform into its colonial past as the citizens of the city gather outside the Old State House. Arrive early to hear from patriots, loyalists, and moderates who lived through the events that sparked the Revolution.

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

7PM
Outside the Old State House. Free and open to all.

Witness the violent and tumultuous incident on King Street, reenacted by living historians. Once the smoke clears, explore the galleries of the Old State House and discover how the aftermath of the Boston Massacre led to the birth of a nation.

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Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

The Tragedy on King Street

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

7PM
Outside the Old State House. Free and open to all.

Witness the violent and tumultuous incident on King Street, reenacted by living historians. Once the smoke clears, explore the galleries of the Old State House and discover how the aftermath of the Boston Massacre led to the birth of a nation.

Jan 12, 2018 Marketing & Communications Manager

About the Boston Massacre

The Boston Massacre occurred outside the Old State House on March 5th, 1770, when a handful of the King’s soldiers fired into a taunting crowd of Massachusetts residents. Soldiers killed five citizens: Crispus Attucks, Samuel Gray, James Caldwell, Samuel Maverick, and Patrick Carr. Today, a circle of paving stones marks the site of the Boston Massacre in front of the Old State House to commemorate the loss of life and the significance of that historic moment.

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The Boston Massacre

Jan 16, 2017 Marketing & Communications Manager

The Boston Massacre came after mounting tensions between colonists and the King’s troops, and set the stage for the American Revolution.