Ladies Walk by the Boston Women's Heritage Trail

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Self-Guided * Outdoors * 2-3 Miles

Walk the streets of Boston to unveil the stories of three revolutionary women who made social change and had a significant influence on history. Celebrate the lives of Abigail Adams, Lucy Stone, and Phillis Wheatley by visiting significant sites related to them and their actions.

The 11 stops self-guide tour starts at the ‘Boston Women’s Memorial’ and continues to places such as the Boston Public Library, City Hall Plaza, Faneuil Hall, and the Paulist Center Chapel. Each site has its own tale to tell, and together you’ll get a new perspective on the journey these women had and its impact on today’s society.

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Boston Women’s Memorial - 256 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02116

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