In 1742, the same year his hall was inaugurated, one of his ships, the Jolly Batchelor, sailed from Boston to Sierra Leone, returning with 20 kidnapped Africans. Faneuil lived just long enough to ...

Built in 1742 and now a stop on the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall has had a long and important history in Massachusetts politics ... enter any of the buildings. Boston: Freedom Trail History ...

A man accused of picking up an intoxicated woman near Faneuil Hall in December and raping ... surrender his passport, remain in Massachusetts but stay out of Boston and refrain from providing ...

The state is targeting lower-income residents, though cycling advocates hope the state eventually expands the program.

The Boston Tea Party ... a chance to step inside the past and experience the birthplace of American freedom. The Samuel Adams Statue stands proudly in front of Faneuil Hall, honoring one of ...