Repping Beantown

As one of America’s earliest settlements, the history of Boston is deeply rooted in that of our great nation.  As a hotbed of unrest during the American Revolution, the city played a major role in both shaping our culture and securing our freedom.  The home of outspoken revolutionaries, Continental Congressmen, Founding Fathers and tea party enthusiasts, Boston is a city rich in history and pride.  Here is a look at some of the area’s legendary historical sites it would be almost treasonous to miss. Ramble On

Boston residents and visitors alike often affectionately refer to the city by its most common nickname “Beantown,” but many Boston patrons still do not know where this quirky moniker comes from.  The phrase actually stems from the once popular dish “Boston baked beans,” a local former favorite that has now fallen out of favor, with no companies in the city currently making it and very few restaurants featuring the item on the menu.  Ramble On