Category:History of Boston

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100 most populous cities of the United States 
1–25 : Austin; Boston; Charlotte; Chicago; Columbus; Dallas; El Paso; Fort Worth; Houston; Indianapolis; Jacksonville; Los Angeles; Nashville; New York City; Oklahoma City; Philadelphia; Phoenix; Portland; San Antonio; San Diego; San Francisco; San Jose; Seattle; Washington, D.C.
26–50 : Albuquerque; Arlington; Atlanta; Baltimore; Bakersfield; Colorado Springs; Detroit; Fresno; Kansas City; Las Vegas; Long Beach; Louisville; Memphis; Miami; Milwaukee; Minneapolis; Oakland; Omaha; Raleigh; Sacramento; Tucson; Tulsa; Virginia Beach; Wichita
51–75 : Anaheim; Anchorage; Aurora; Cincinnati; Cleveland; Durham; Greensboro; Honolulu; Irvine; Jersey City; Lexington; Lincoln; Newark; New Orleans; Orlando; Pittsburgh; Plano; Riverside; Saint Paul; St. Louis; Tampa
76–100 : Baton Rouge; Boise; Buffalo; Chesapeake; Fort Wayne; Laredo; Madison; Norfolk; Reno; Richmond; Santa Clarita; Scottsdale; St. Petersburg; Toledo

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Subcategories

This category has the following 34 subcategories, out of 34 total.

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Destroyed buildings in Boston (59 C, 71 F)
Buildings in Boston by former function (3 C)

A

History of African Americans in Boston (15 C, 87 F)

B

History of Beacon Hill, Boston (1 C, 32 F)
History of Boston Harbor (6 C, 2 F)
Boston Stone (14 F)
Boston Transit Commission (4 C, 1 P, 1 F)
The Bostonian Society (3 C, 6 F)
Boylston Street Fishweir (3 F)

C

History of Chinese Americans in Boston (2 C, 4 F)

D

Documents from the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (1 C, 477 F)

E

Events in Boston (40 C, 34 F)

F

Former streets of Boston (22 C, 4 F)
Freedom Trail (31 C, 1 P, 42 F)

H

Historic districts in Boston (4 C, 16 F)
History of Boston (book) (11 F)
History of industry in Boston (2 C, 20 F)
History of Italian Americans in Boston (2 C, 43 F)

J

History of Jamaica Plain, Boston (3 F)
Jewish History of Boston (2 C, 1 P, 7 F)

M

Maps of the history of Boston (5 C, 26 F)
Monuments and memorials in Boston (65 C, 50 F)

N

National Register of Historic Places in Boston (138 C, 165 F)

O

Old maps of Boston (8 C)

R

History of Roxbury, Boston (5 C, 32 F)

S

Scollay Square (8 C, 47 F)
Ships built in Boston (34 C, 3 F)
Stereo cards of Boston (24 C, 1404 F)

T

The history and antiquities of Boston (1856, Drake) (12 F)
The history of Charlestown, Massachusetts (1845) (8 F)
History of Trinity Church, Boston (1 C, 31 F)

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