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Back Bay-Beacon Hill, Boston

MA · 42.3549, -71.0721

Revolutionary Heritage Byway and Battle Road Scenic Byway are 2 of 3 signed byways within 30 miles of Back Bay-Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts.

One of the oldest communities in the city, Beacon Hill is also one of Boston's most desirable and expensive neighborhoods. The district took its name from a beacon placed here, used by early settlers as a call to arms during any unwanted invasions. When the Puritans first arrived, this area had three separate hills; most of them were leveled as used as infill for other low lying areas downtown. The hills were often called "trimount" by early Bostonians, giving root to a common street name, "Tremont".
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The same roads run past Boston, where they are ranked and described in full.

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