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Boston, Massachusetts in Suffolk County
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Also known as:
Athens of America
City of Notions
Hub
Puritan City
City motto: Sicut patribus sit Deus nobis (As God was with our fathers, so may He be with us)
37 active listings near Boston
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$7,000,000    52 Fenway
$6,400,000    409 Comm Ave Unit B
$3,099,000    188 Brookline Ave Unit 19A
$2,749,900    188 Brookline Ave Unit 20J
$2,045,000    60 Charlesgate W Apt 3C
$1,899,000    188 Brookline Ave Unit 22I
$1,350,000    14 Medfield St Apt 1
$1,350,000    406 Marlborough St Unit 3
$1,346,000    4 Charlesgate E Apt 101
$1,299,000    382 Commonwealth Ave Apt 24
$1,297,000    4 Charlesgate E Apt 302
$1,199,000   * 188 Brookline Ave Unit 26G
$1,108,000    452 Park Dr Unit 1A
$959,000    35 Queensberry St Apt 1
$949,900   * 591 Beacon St Unit G
$925,000   * 108 Peterborough St Apt 6E
$895,000    4 Charlesgate E Apt 303
$895,000    534 Beacon St Apt 507
$850,000    534-538 Commonwealth Ave Unit 7D
$839,000   * 857 Beacon St Apt 41
$790,000    108 Peterborough St Apt 3F
$749,900    131 Park Dr Apt G2
$673,000    11 Aberdeen St Apt 4
$649,000    566 Commonwealth Ave Apt 706
$649,000    636 Beacon St Apt 405
$529,000    50 Charlesgate E Apt 189
$525,000    107 Jersey St Apt 22C
$518,000   * 35 Queensberry St Apt 2
$488,000    137 Peterborough St Apt 4
$450,000    122 Riverway Apt 9
$449,000   * 1091 Boylston St Apt 58
$439,900   * 131 Park Dr Apt 17
$419,000    11 Aberdeen St Apt B
$388,800    65 Park Dr Apt 22
$379,500    69 Park Dr Apt 7
$375,000   * 511 Beacon St Apt 8
$345,000    857 Beacon St Apt B4

Interested in fun facts and the history of Boston, MA?
Then read on!

Here are a few interesting facts about the history of Boston, Massachusetts:

1. Boston was originally called Shawmut by the Native American tribes who lived in the area.

2. The city of Boston was founded in 1630 by Puritan colonists from England who were seeking religious freedom.

3. Boston played a key role in the American Revolution, with events such as the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre taking place in the city.

4. Some famous historical figures from Boston include Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John F. Kennedy.

5. Harvard University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the United States, is located in Cambridge, which is adjacent to Boston.

6. The first public park in the United States, Boston Common, was established in Boston in 1634.

7. The Boston Marathon, one of the world's most famous long-distance races, takes place in Boston every year on Patriots' Day (the third Monday in April).

8. The USS Constitution, a historic warship that played an important role in the War of 1812, is docked in Boston and is open for public tours.