Boston Freedom Trail: Revised 2007 (Back Bay Press)

This visual guide combines contemporary photography, historic imagery, and engaging text to provide a colorful introduction to Boston's Freedom Trail. Exclusive access takes the viewer inside Faneuil Hall and Paul Revere's house, to "Old Ironsides" at dawn, and to Park Street Church at sunset. Paintings by J. S. Copley and engravings by the multi-talented Revere illuminate the key players and events of Boston in the revolutionary period.

Blanche M. G. Linden, PhD, earned her master’s in history from the University of Cincinnati, and her doctorate in the history of American civilization from Harvard University. Her doctoral dissertation eventually became Silent City on a Hill: Picturesque Landscapes in Memory and Boston’s Mount Auburn Cemetery (1989). She was also a highly respected and enthusiastic teacher wherever she taught, including at Brandeis University, Middlebury College, the University of New Hampshire, Florida Atlantic University, and Emerson College in Boston. Steve Dunwell makes images of historical subjects, architecture and aerial views, with a special emphasis on Boston subjects. He has created 17 photo books, including "Extraordinary Boston" and "The Run of the Mill." His work is widely published in magazines and corporate media.