Revolution was plotted within these walls — the Sons of Liberty, including Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock, gathered at this Boston tavern since 1657 to scheme against the Crown, earning it the title 'Headquarters of the Revolution.' The original Green Dragon stood until 1854, but the legacy lives on in a restored tavern near its Faneuil Hall birthplace, where Irish-American fare and New England seafood honor centuries of Boston grit. Pull up a stool where the Boston Tea Party took shape.
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