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The Green Dragon Tavern

A relaxing place to stop in and take a break from the freedom trail. A replica of the original 1657 Green Dragon Tavern, where the Sons of Liberty met and discussed political revolution. British officers also frequented the original pub and were spied upon by American patriots. Modeled after the “Headquarters of the Revolution”, the Green Dragon was rebuilt in the Blackstone Historic District after a major fire. Featuring lively entertainment and lovely food in an Irish pub atmosphere.

Address: 11 Marshall St
Getting there: T: Haymarket
Hours: 11AM-2AM daily
Price: Pints $7, dinner $25-35
Website: greendragonboston.com (opens in a new tab)

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Boston/Downtown, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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