MA, USA
Green Dragon Tavern Site
Landmark
Marker and modern establishment near the location of the colonial tavern where Sons of Liberty met to plan resistance, including the Boston Tea Party.
What Happened Here
The original Green Dragon was demolished in 1854. It was known as the "Headquarters of the Revolution" where Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and others gathered to organize resistance.
Visiting Today
Address
11 Marshall Street, Boston, MA 02108
Hours
Modern tavern hours vary
Admission
Free (exterior)
Accessibility
Street-level.
Connected Events
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Mar 1770
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Old South Meeting House Assembly
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Boston Tea Party
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May 1774
General Gage Arrives as Military Governor
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Apr 1775
Jun 1775
Battle of Bunker Hill
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Henry Knox's Artillery Train
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