Category:History of Boston
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Subcategories
This category has the following 17 subcategories, out of 17 total.
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B
- Bookstores in Boston (12 P)
C
E
F
M
- Mayoral elections in Boston (112 P)
- Defunct mass media in Boston (12 P)
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- People from colonial Boston (218 P)
Pages in category "History of Boston"
The following 170 pages are in this category, out of 170 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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B
- Banned in Boston
- Beacon Hill Reservoir
- Beacon Park Yard
- Betrayal (Fitzpatrick book)
- William Blaxton
- Boston African American National Historic Site
- Boston Art Commission
- Boston bread riot
- Boston Caucus
- Boston City Archives
- List of members of the Boston City Council
- Boston Common
- Boston Consulting Group
- Boston Daily Advertiser
- Boston Directory
- Boston Dispensary
- Boston Evening-Post
- Boston Female Asylum
- Boston Fish Pier
- Boston Gaol (Massachusetts)
- Boston Lyceum
- Boston Marathon bombing
- Boston Marine Society
- Boston police strike
- Boston Post Road
- Boston Protective Department
- Boston Society of Natural History
- Boston Strangler
- Boston Street Railway Association
- Boston Tea Party
- Boston Vigilance Committee
- Boston Watch
- Boston Women's Heritage Trail
- The Bostonian Society
- Boylston Street Fishweir
- Brattle Street (Boston)
- Breed's Hill
- Brighton Abattoir
- Brighton Stock Yards
- Broad Street Riot
- Bunker Hill Monument
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- Castle Island (Massachusetts)
- Central Burying Ground, Boston
- Charlestown Heights
- Chinese Americans in Boston
- Civic Service House
- Derastus Clapp
- Clough Harbour
- Combat Zone, Boston
- The Computer Museum, Boston
- Congress Street (Boston)
- Court Street (Boston)
- Cummings Machine Works
- Custom House Block (Boston)
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- Sammy White's Brighton Bowl
- Samuel Adams and Paul Revere time capsule
- William Scollay
- Scots Charitable Society of Boston
- Second Church, Boston
- Second New England School
- Christopher Seider
- Boston Board of Selectmen
- Social Law Library
- South End Historical Society
- South End House
- State Street Block (Boston)
- Street Corner Society
- Summer Street (Boston)