•The Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown where he was killed in battle.
•Faneuil Hall where the town meetings were held. A painting of him is on display in the Great Hall. His waistcoat is on exhibit in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Museum on the 4th floor.
•Old South Meeting House where he delivered two Boston Massacre Orations.
•Harvard University in Cambridge.
•Old State House where his remains laid in state for three days after they were discovered on Breed’ Hill.
•King’s Chapel where his funeral took place on April 8, 1776.
•Grand Lodge of Masons of Massachusetts on Tremont Street.
•Museum of Fine Arts, Boston where his painting hangs in the Copley Gallery.
•Forest Hills Cemetery in Jamaica Plain where he and his family members are buried.
Salina B Baker 