Uncover the Hidden Histories of Boston's North Shore. Spend 3 days and 2 nights with Wolfe Tours as we introduce you to the stories not often told. Meet the historians and learn first hand through multi cultural and multi media artifacts that will leave an indelible mark. Beyond our famous Freedom Trail, we will showcase stories not often shared in the history books. Culturally significant histories that shaped the beginning of our country.

Wolfe Tours customizes unique itineraries to create the perfect experience for you and your group. Please take a look at our inclusions to understand our capabilities and read through these ideas for Greater Boston and beyond. We are happy to extend or decrease your tour length. In town for just one day? We have plenty of ideas for you!

Connect with scholars, historians and storytellers throughout Greater Boston to become familiar with the foundation that has shaped the United States. Together with these partner organizations, we celebrate the work of our forefathers. By highlighting these stories, we strive to honor the diverse community of patriots that fought and continue to fight for our freedoms.

Today, in addition to walking the famous Freedom Trail we will invite you to meet and travel back in time to learn more about the foundation of America.

Some attractions and conversations that may take place on this day include:

-Boston Tea Party Museum coupled with traditional New England fare at the 200 year old landmark restaurant Union Oyster House

-Join a conversation led by National Society Daughters of the American Revolution at the historic Boston Public Library

-Explore Copley Square and the Back Bay learning about the building of the Fenway area.

After exploring and dining in Boston for a day, Wolfe Tours will provide a fun and knowledgeable guide to escort you through a variety of MA250 sites. Wind North through the beautiful quintessential New England seaside towns of Salem and into Beverly. After lunch, the tour will continue north through Cape Ann, Gloucester and finally landing in Newburyport to enjoy a sunset dinner cruise along the Merrimac River.

Along the way, through this back roads story, we will showcase culture, history and the arts through the eyes of the 250th celebration. Attractions will highlight stories from the John Cabot House and the Museum of Olde Newbury. We will be greeted with experts from regional cultural districts to share how those stories have been woven into the arts & culture to share a modern twist that continues to evolve.

The beginning of this day will be enriched with history and culture, starting south of Boston in diverse and vibrant Quincy, named for Quincy Adams. Here we will treat you to an immersive experience at Adams National Historical Park, formerly Adams National Historic Site. The park preserves the homes of United States presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams, U.S. envoy to Great Britain, Charles Francis Adams, and of writers and historians Henry Adams and Brooks Adams.

The national historical park's eleven buildings tell the story of five generations of the Adams family (from 1720 to 1927) including presidents, first ladies, envoys, historians, writers, and family members who supported and contributed to their success. In addition to Peacefield, this was the home to four generations of the Adams family.

After a local delicious lunch, we will envoy northwest of Boston where the revolution raged on through the Greater Merrimac Valley. This lesser known path showcases a variety of storylines highlighting more about the heroes and heroines.

Here we will visit the Westford Historical Society & Museum. In celebration of MA250, the Westford Historical Society & Museum will commemorate the significant battles that shaped America’s struggle for independence. In Westford, they proudly embrace their rich heritage, including untold and lesser-known stories that deserve recognition. Discover the birthplace of American liberty, where history was made, and the future was forged.