Bunker Hill Monument is part of the Boston National Historical Park and a stop on the Freedom Trail. The first major battle of the American Revolution took place on Breed's Hill in June 1775 ...

It’s a celebration for the centuries as Massachusetts commemorates 250 years of its central role in American independence.

So, you've got just one day in Boston? With a city so full of history, and sights, it'll be hard to figure out. My week long ...

Here you’ll find the 200ft Bunker Hill Monument, an obelisk set up in tribute to the battle. Events culminate at the 250th anniversary of 17 June 1775, with a day of remembrance to honour those ...

Grab your calendar and a red pen, because 2025 isn’t just another flip of the page – it’s a year packed with monumental ...

Massachusetts is looking to get ahead of states like Virginia and Pennsylvania, which also boast key roles in the American ...

“The suspects fled the area on Monument Street towards O’Reilly ... apprehended after they were spotted running from the Bunker Hill housing development toward Medford Street, according ...

The town is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year with a plethora of events to celebrate the milestone beginning with a ...

Authorities responded to a store on Bunker Hill Ave after 6 p.m. Monday following ... “The suspects fled the area on Monument Street towards O’Reilly Way. Detectives responded to the scene ...

The first town wide event this coming weekend is from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the veterans monument near the Pepperell ... Commander at the Battle of Bunker Hill, who gave the infamous order to ...

They left the area on Monument Street toward O’Reilly Way ... Officers said that the suspects were last seen running from the Bunker Hill Development toward 85 Medford St. While other officers ...

The inspiration for the name was Edmund Kean, a 19th-century Shakespearean actor. Considered the greatest tragic actor of his day, he appeared as Hamlet in 1861 at the original Old Theatre Royal in ...