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Museum of Science: Museum and Zoo all in one!

Museum of Science: Museum and Zoo all in one! A unique mix of both interactive exhibits and live animals, the organization that now calls itself simply the Museum of Science (MoS) traces its beginnings back 180 years and offers a level and complexity of programs befitting that history. Read More >>

John F. Kennedy Library & Museum: A "first-person" account of the nation's 35th President

John F. Kennedy Library & Museum: A "first-person" account of the nation's 35th President Visit the museum at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on Boston’s waterfront and experience again the compelling story of the incomplete tenure of the nation’s 35th president. In the museum’s three theaters, period settings and 25 multimedia exhibits, tourists enter the Kennedy administration for a comprehensive history of Kennedy’s life, legacy and leadership. Read More >>

New England Aquarium: Watery fun for everyone!

New England Aquarium: Watery fun for everyone! Want to enjoy the scene as penguins play and sea lions saunter? Then you “otter” take time to visit the New England Aquarium in Boston, the Massachusetts capital’s perpetually popular family attractions. Read More >>

U.S.S. Constitution & Museum: Two centuries of U.S. Naval history in one ship!

U.S.S. Constitution & Museum: Two centuries of U.S. Naval history in one ship! The oldest commissioned naval vessel in the world still afloat, the U.S.S. Constitution is now berthed at Boston Harbor and serves as official ambassador for the United States Navy. Read More >>

Boston Fire Museum: How DID the world’s first fire alarm system work?

Boston Fire Museum: How DID the world’s first fire alarm system work? Dedicated to telling the storied history of one of the oldest firefighting organizations in the United States, the Boston Fire Museum, owned and operated by the Boston Sparks Association (a fire buff group), has occupied the old firehouse on Congress Street, just a few blocks from the Boston Children’s Museum, since 1983. Read More >>

Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Cultural & commerce hub for 250 years

Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Cultural & commerce hub for 250 years For more than 250 years, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the seat of American history and the location of one of the country’s most famous markets, has played a central role in the life of Boston's residents. Read More >>

Boston’s Freedom Trail: Revolutionary America in a 2.5-mile trek

Boston’s Freedom Trail: Revolutionary America in a 2.5-mile trek Boston has gained its reputation as a walking city because all its historic places can be visited and viewed through a 90-minute walk. It’s all because of one journalist’s vision that visitors to the Revolutionary War city can now experience the Freedom Trail. Read More >>

Boston Children’s Museum: "Do Not Touch" signs prohibited here!

Boston Children’s Museum: "Do Not Touch" signs prohibited here! The world’s second oldest children’s museum and now in its 97th year, the Boston Children’s Museum is recognized globally as a research hub and trendsetter for children's exhibitions and educational programs. Boston Children’s Museum focuses its efforts on visitor programs, teacher resources and early childhood education. Read More >>

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