If you see one of these fellas looking sullen today, it's probably because the governor made them camp out on the Common instead of letting them take over Faneuil Hall.
Listen to our latest episode about the occupation: https://t.co/jAddHNzoBD
No, it wasn’t just a dream. The British really have returned, and you can still find them on Boston Common and all through downtown! #BostonOccupied ends today, so make sure to visit Her Majesty’s soldiers while you can.
Independence, sadly, will be back before you know it.
Ready for this weekend’s Landing of British Troops in Boston? We know we are! Come see the parade of British regulars in downtown Boston depicting the 1768 arrival of troops. (This photo’s an oldie but a goodie) @rev250boston
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Standing guard at the @UKinBoston for last night’s 250th Landing of British Troops in Boston festivities. Don’t miss us this Saturday and Sunday as we depict the landing of the troops and garrison in the city! #Rev250@REV250BOS@universalhub
Good evening from the British Residence, home of Her Majesty’s Government in Boston. Please check any... revolutionary... notions at the door.
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Members of the #OldColonyMilitia were lucky enough to participate in the 1768 gathering at the Dorothy Quincy homestead, portraying various important figures in Boston’s Revolutionary history. Photos by the great John Collins. #revolution250