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17 Jan 1706
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Birth of Benjamin Franklin
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5 Mar 1770
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British soldiers fire into a threatening mob surrounding them at the customs house in Boston, killing five. Dubbed the "Boston Massacre" by the American press, with dramatic illustrations by Paul Revere and inflammatory propaganda by Samuel Adams, the eve
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16 Dec 1773
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Boston Tea Party
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20 Apr 1775
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Siege of Boston
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17 Mar 1776
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End of the Siege of Boston
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9 Oct 1960
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Shirley-Eustis House designated a National Historic Landmark
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9 Oct 1960
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King's Chapel designated a National Historic Landmark
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9 Oct 1960
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Old State House designated a National Historic Landmark
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9 Oct 1960
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Old South Meetinghouse designated a National Historic Landmark
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9 Oct 1960
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Faneuil Hall designated a National Historic Landmark
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19 Dec 1960
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U.S.S. CONSTITUTION designated a National Historic Landmark
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19 Dec 1960
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Massachusetts Statehouse designated a National Historic Landmark
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20 Jan 1961
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Old North Church designated a National Historic Landmark
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20 Jan 1961
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Bunker Hill Monument designated a National Historic Landmark
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20 Jan 1961
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Paul Revere House designated a National Historic Landmark
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19 Dec 1962
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Beacon Hill Historic District designated a National Historic Landmark
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29 Dec 1962
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Francis Parkman House designated a National Historic Landmark
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29 Jan 1964
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Boston Light designated a National Historic Landmark
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29 Jan 1964
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Tremont St. Subway designated a National Historic Landmark
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29 Dec 1964
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Headquarters House designated a National Historic Landmark
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12 Jan 1965
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Ether Dome, Massachusetts General Hospital designated a National Historic Landmark
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12 Jan 1965
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Arnold Arboretum designated a National Historic Landmark
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23 Jun 1965
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William Lloyd Garrison House designated a National Historic Landmark
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23 Jul 1965
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Brook Farm designated a National Historic Landmark
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21 Dec 1965
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Chester Harding House designated a National Historic Landmark
