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A close up of the grave of the victims of the Boston Massacre and Christopher Snider or Seider. The marker is grey in color and has little texture to it. The text carved on it is: The Remains of Samuel Gray, Samuel Maverick, James Caldwell, Crispus Attucks, and Patrick Carr...Victims of the Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770, were here interred by order of the Town of Boston. Here also lies buries the body of Christopher Snider Aged 12 years killed February 22, 1770. The innocent first victim of the struggles between the Colonists and teh Crown, which resulted in Independence. Placed by Boston Chapter S.A.R. 1906.
On either side of the bottom of the marker are small American flags.

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Title:

The Grave of the victims of the Boston Massacre and Christopher Snider.

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A close up of the grave of the victims of the Boston Massacre and Christopher Snider or Seider. The marker is grey in color and has little texture to it. The text carved on it is: The Remains of Samuel Gray, Samuel Maverick, James Caldwell, Crispus Attucks, and Patrick Carr...Victims of the Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770, were here interred by order of the Town of Boston. Here also lies buries the body of Christopher Snider Aged 12 years killed February 22, 1770. The innocent first victim of the struggles between the Colonists and teh Crown, which resulted in Independence. Placed by Boston Chapter S.A.R. 1906. On either side of the bottom of the marker are small American flags.

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A grey marker of the victims of the Boston Massacre and Christopher Snider/Seider.

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PhotoCredit:

NPS Photo

Constraints Information:

Public domain:Full Granting Rights

Keywords:

freedom trail , granary burying ground , boston

Resource Type:

Image

NPS Units:

Boston National Historical Park, Code: BOST

Locations:

Boston National Historical Park, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Latitude: 42.3734016418457, Longitude: -71.0557022094727

Related Collections:

NPS.gov Collection

Create Date:

05/15/2018

Content Dates:

05/15/2018

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Public Can View

Time Submitted:

Thursday, June 25, 2020 7:01:53 AM

Last Edited:

Thursday, June 25, 2020 7:01:53 AM

Original File Name:

IMG_3625.JPG

Camera Information:

Canon Canon, Canon EOS REBEL T3

Exposure:

1/160 sec at f / 8

Focal Length:

55 mm

ISO Speed:

ISO 100

Embedded Timestamp:

Tuesday, May 15, 2018 5:33:27 PM

Resource Format:

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File Size (bytes):

6.1 MB

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2020-06-25T08:29:01-04:00

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An outdoor image of the grave marker for James Otis. The marker is a large, irregular shaped dark stone. It has a small rectangular plaque on the front of it with text on it including his name and other information that is too small to discern. The ground around the marker is a mix of grass and dirt. There are black fence poles and chains in between around the edge of the walkway that is located around the marker.

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The Granary Burying Ground

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