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Freedom Trial Revolutionary Women Tour WWP

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Guided * Outdoors * 1.5 Hours



Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston following a professionally guided tour that focuses on the stories of the Revolutionary Women who lived, worked, and changed history.

You will hear about pioneering women from the last four centuries, from fighting for the nation’s freedom till fighting their own gender equality.

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Boston Common Visitors Center - 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111

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