Green Dragon Tavern

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A watercolor painting of the tavern from 1773

The Green Dragon Tavern was a famous[1] meeting place for well known figures during the American Revolution, such as Samuel Adams, James Otis Jr., Joseph Warren, Paul Revere, and other members of the Sons of Liberty[2]

It is rumored that the decision was made here in this tavern that the tea should not be landed.[3] It was originally built in 1680, and demolished in 1828.[4]

References

  1. ↑ History of Joseph Webb Lodge: Free and Accepted Masons, and Biography of Joseph Webb, Jr
  2. ↑ A Topographical and Historical Description of Boston
  3. ↑ The Green Dragon Tavern, Meeting place of the Sons of Liberty
  4. ↑ The Old Town-house of Boston
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