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King's Chapel - 18th-century stone church and burial ground

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King's Chapel, with its present granite building completed in 1754, is an 18th-century Anglican church located on Tremont Street and is part of Boston's Freedom Trail. Adjacent to the chapel is the historic King's Chapel Burying Ground, one of the city's oldest colonial graveyards, which contains gravestones dating to the 17th century. The chapel's architecture and cemetery are frequently referenced in local histories of the colonial period and are regularly visited by residents and scholars. The site remains an active place of worship and historic interpretation in downtown Boston.
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Historical Art / Graffiti Local Community Man Made Wonders (Architecture & Design) Religious & Spiritual Sites Churches Human remains
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42.358021, -71.060022
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