LOCATION FILE
Green Dragon Tavern
FOLLOWBoston, MA
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A Union Street tavern carrying the name of the original Green Dragon, the Sons of Liberty and Freemason meeting place Daniel Webster called the "Headquarters of the Revolution," where plans tied to the Boston Tea Party and Paul Revere's ride were laid; the first tavern was demolished in 1854.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Patrons and staff report phantom footsteps and the sense of revolutionary-era figures lingering, most often late at night.
VISITING
An operating tavern open to the public.
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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