Boston, Massachusetts

1. BOSTON

2. BOSTON, Massachusetts

3. The Freedom Trail

4. The capital of new England

• Boston is one of the 50
states and one of the
original 13 states. It’s
called the capital of
New England.

5. Boston and sport

Fenway Park stadium

6. The Boston Garden

• The Boston Garden opened on November 17, 1928, over the
railways of North Station at Causeway Street. At center, the
framing for two levels of seating begins to take shape.
• The Boston Garden opened in 1928 above bustling North
Station. Considered one of the premier indoor venues of its
time, the Garden attracted professional sports franchises—
most notably Bruins hockey and Celtics basketball—as well
as a wide variety of shows, sporting contests, and rallies.

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8. The Boston Bruins

• The Boston Jr.
Bruins are a U.S.
Junior A hockey
team based in
Boston, MA playing
in the Eastern Junior
Hockey League from
1999 to 2013. The
team played in the
New England Sports
Center in
Marlborough.

9. Boston’s Universities

10. Harvard University

11. Harvard University

12. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology

13. The Public Garden. Swan boats

The Public Garden has a pond where you can ride on
boats in the shape of swans. They’ re called Swan Boats.
There are many other parks along the Charles River.

14. The Freedom Trail