Drive through the notorious "Southie" neighborhood.

This significant site is just outside Boston, and the story of how the hill helped end the siege of Boston is a compelling one.

Drive through this historic neighborhood, passing the USS Constitution on the way.

The Battle of Bunker Hill plays such an important part in building support for independence.

Walking tour of the public parts of Harvard Yard and the buildings that housed minute men, militia and even George Washington himself.

From Cambridge, we take the 10 mile journey to Lexington for the first battle site. The site where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired. You'll have the opportunity to walk across the green, hear how the battle started and all that happened.

From the outside we'll share how the local militia waited for the arrival of British forces while enjoying a "refreshment".

From the outside we'll give the history of the house and why Sam Adams and John Hancock took refuge here to avoid capture by British forces.

We'll follow the route taken by British forces the morning of April 19th 1775 and stop at the Paul Revere capture site.

Stop at this former British army headquarters and field hospital (1775) and hear a description of Paul Revere's journey to the town of Lexington.

If you're a fan of the classic Little Women, then we'll customize the tour to give you time to visit the house (admission fee not included in price of tour). Otherwise, we'll pass by.

See the graves of some of the country's most famous authors.

Walk onto the site where the "shot heard round the world" was fired and British forces met with unexpected and underestimated resistance from MA minutemen and militia.

As we head back to Boston, we'll stop just outside Concord to enjoy the beauty of this area.