Boston Trip: Tall Ships, Old North Church

Op Sail Boston 2012Name: Op Sail Boston 2012
Website: http://www.opsailboston.com/
Length of stay: 2 hour

Op Sail Boston is a collection of tall ships that come in and offer tours of ships. It is a great thing to watch. The girls got to watch 4 Ships sail in. They took their first “T” ride and went to Boston Harbor to watch the ships come in. We watched the ships fire on the island and then the island return fire in mock battle for the 200 year marking of the war of 1812.

The girls at the harbor.

Op Sail Boston 2012

The ship firing on the island.

Op Sail Boston 2012

The island firing back.

Op Sail Boston 2012

The girls by the guns.

Op Sail Boston 2012

Some of the other ships as they came in.

Op Sail Boston 2012
Op Sail Boston 2012
Op Sail Boston 2012

Old North ChurchName:Old North Church
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Website: http://oldnorth.com/site/
Length of stay: 30 minutes

The Old North church is made famous by the One if by land and Two if by sea. We walked on part of the Freedom Trail to get to the Old North Church. The girls were questioned about it. Rose remembered but Amelia did not. We got to go inside and hear part of the history of the church and some of the neat things about it. Old North Church is still a functioning church today. THis is a stop along the Freedom Trail

We walked part of the Freedom Trial to get to Old North Church.

Old North Church

We stopped at one of the many old cemeteries in the area.

Old North Church

From the outside you can see the mention of lantern’s that started Paul Revere’s ride.

Old North Church

The girls inside the church.

Old North Church

They have one of the oldest working clocks in America. It was build by two men that were not clock makers and it still works today.

Old North Church

You can also see an example of One of the first Flags.

Old North Church

The girls sitting in the bench in the church.

Old North Church

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