Top Massachusetts Historical Tours - page 12

Are you ready to begin the “Uncle Milt's Fun & Games" hunt in Springfield, MA, where you will unearth Uncle Milt's hidden inheritance? Uncle Milt always loved fun, games, and the city of Springfield, the city of firsts. It should be no surprise that he left a portion of his inheritance to be found by solving an innovative puzzle challenge. Do you have the childlike spirit and the game-loving mind needed to uncover Uncle Milt's riches?

Explore some of the best spots for fall foliage on the East Coast, including Acadia, Shenandoah, and Great Smoky Mountains national parks, Kancamagus Highway, Blue Ridge Parkway, Bar Harbor, Newport, Salem, and the Freedom Trail, with this self-guided driving tour. Enjoy the flexibility to travel at your own pace, with hands-free functionality, turn-by-turn directions, and offline access. Includes full itineraries, travel tips, audio guide, and text.

Are you ready to begin "The Treasure of the Iron Horse" hunt in Ayer, MA where you will discover a fortune in railroad stock certificates? Heavy rail traffic through Ayer in the early 1900's led to many mysteries, but none more intriguing than a fortune in railroad company stock certificates that went missing after a train derailment in 1906. Follow the clues and track down the missing stock certificates before other treasure hunters beat you to it! “We had so much fun!!!!!! I loved incorporating this into our vacation and learning history about the town! Super fun! We are already planning to do another hunt.” -Laurie R. "What a blast this was! Not only was it fun but I learned quite a bit about the history of Ayer. Great job organizing! I even think it could be good for families." -Rick N.

Are you ready to begin “The Templar Treasure" hunt in Westford, MA, where you will uncover the Knights Templar's enormous treasure? The Knights Templar (a Catholic military order) went into hiding on Friday the 13th 1307, but not before amassing an enormous treasure during the Crusades. The order was officially disbanded in 1312, and a search for the treasure was on. Despite exhaustive efforts by the King of France in the 1300's, and many treasure seekers since, the treasure's hiding place remains a mystery. Was the treasure brought to Westford in 1398? Can you follow the clues and track down the Templar Treasure before other treasure hunters beat you to it?

On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore the months of tension between the British and American colonists that culminated in the bloody shooting, now known as the Boston Massacre. “The riot on King Street” is what newspapers originally called the moment when British soldiers opened fire on an angry crowd in Boston on March 5, 1770. Embark on a historical journey, exploring events leading to March 5th and the impact of British impositions like the Vagrancy, Quartering, and Tax acts. Stand on State Street, the site of the Boston Massacre, and hear history's whispered tale. Learn of Ebenezer Richardson's role in igniting tensions, and pay homage at the Granary Burying Ground, where Saml Adams rests. Marvel at Long Wharf, witness to Boston's occupation, and savor culinary delights at Quincy Market. Each step unveils a narrative of resilience, bringing Boston's history vividly to life.