Originally, Boston was named Tremontaine (three mountains). This was in reference to the three large hills found on the Shawmut Peninsula. It's a good thing the name didn't stick because today only one of the three hills remains (Beacon). The other two were removed to supply fill material for Back Bay.
Boston was named after Boston, Lincolnshire, England. Back then many of the town's prominent citizens had emigrated from the English village.
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Manitoba. The province has had that name throughout the 20th century.
Constantinople and prior to this the name was Byzantium. This was the name of the Greek colony that preceded the renaming of it by the Emperor Constantine.
Fenway is the name of the baseball stadium in Boston, home to the Red Sox.
The name Boston Massacre not accurately describe what happened because it wasn't really a massacre. It is likely that the soldiers were cornered and threatened by a mob and fired in self defense. They were tried and acquitted.
Johnny Tremain was being trained to be a silversmith. Johnny Tremain is a character in the novel of the same name, set in Boston, prior to and during the Revolutionary War.
1901. The first year of operation of the American League was 1901. But at that time, they were not called the Red Sox. They were just called the Boston Americans.
They are called the Boston Redsox.
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the group was called Puritans
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The Boston Red Sox used to be called the Boston Braves.
It's called "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" and it's by The Dropkick Murphys.
They don't have one it's just Boston College. The Boston College athletic teams are called the Eagles.
Wallingford, CT was named after a town in England called Wallingford, Berkshire. Prior to being named Wallingford it was known as New Haven Village.
This area is commonly called the Gold Coast. It is not an official name. Ghana was called the Gold Coast prior to being named Ghana.
The Boston Braves existed between 1912, and 1952 before moving to Milwaukee in 1953, and Atlanta in 1966. They are part of the original franchise of the Boston Red Stockings (1871-1876) Their name Boston Braves, was changed to the Boston Bees in 1936, and back to the Braves in 1941. From 1876-1882 the team name was the Boston Red Caps, and from 1883 -1906 the Boston Beaneaters. From 1907 -1910 the franchise was called the Boston Doves, in 1911 they were called the Boston Rustlers, before the name was change to Braves in 1912.