Granary Burying Ground

⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: Tremont St, Boston, MA 02108🚗 Traffic Guide: Located on the Freedom Road in Boston, walk from common park , about 10 minutes' walk away, just in downtown Boston 🕙 Open hours: Monday to Sunday 09：00-17：00💰 Ticket price: No tickets are required, Free open to the public to visit 🌟 highlights: Cemetery tours are probably a highlight of Boston, and rarely see this kind of cemetery attractions open to the public to visit, and Boston not only has, but also is located on the famous road of freedom. The third earliest burial site in Boston, founded in 1660, is best known for an obelisk, the John Hancock Monument and the Tomb of Samuel Adams

The historic cemetery is surrounded by buildings. Although the tombstone is a bit crooked, there are many important figures here, especially special ones who have made achievements for American independence.

The barn cemetery is a place with a history of more than 400 years. In fact, it can be regarded as a scenic spot, although it is a small cold door. The barn cemetery is actually buried here by some celebrities in the United States. Of course, I don’t remember who is specific.

This old cemetery is a great place to visit, most of the tombstones are so old that you can't recognize the inscriptions on them, but you'll be surprised to read them carefully and you'll find the tombstones of John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Paul Levill, John Pierce and others, At the entrance to the cemetery, there is always a man who gives you a brochure with a list of celebrities buried here and introduces you here, which is free , but you need to return the brochure when you leave.

We stopped by the Freedom Road, which I didn’t expect much, but it became my favorite place on this tour. It was amazing to see where Samuel Adams, John Hancock, James Otis and many others lay. A truly shocking experience.