Disambiguation evidence for Granary Burying Ground, Boston, Massachusetts, United States via surface form

"Granary Burying Ground"


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Predicate Object
NRHPType contributing property
alsoKnownAs Granary Burying Ground
surface form: Granary Burial Ground
area approximately 2 acres
burialPlaceOf Benjamin Franklin’s parents
burialPlaceOf Crispus Attucks
burialPlaceOf James Otis Jr.
burialPlaceOf John Hancock
burialPlaceOf Mary Goose
burialPlaceOf Paul Revere
burialPlaceOf Faneuil Hall
surface form: Peter Faneuil
burialPlaceOf Robert Treat Paine
burialPlaceOf Samuel Adams
burialPlaceOf victims of the Boston Massacre
country United States of America
surface form: United States
established 1660
foundedInCentury 17th century
hasFeature brick pathways
hasFeature interpretive signs
hasFeature obelisks
hasFeature slate headstones
hasFeature table tombs
hasMemorialFor Benjamin Franklin
hasMemorialFor Boston Massacre victims
hasMemorialFor John Hancock
hasMemorialFor Paul Revere
hasMemorialFor Samuel Adams
instanceOf colonial-era burying ground
instanceOf historic cemetery
instanceOf tourist attraction
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
locatedIn Massachusetts
locatedInNeighborhood Downtown Boston
locatedOn Tremont Street, Boston
surface form: Tremont Street
maintainedBy Boston Parks and Recreation Department
surface form: City of Boston Parks and Recreation Department
namedAfter adjacent town granary
numberOfBurials over 5000
numberOfMarkers approximately 2300
onRegister National Register of Historic Places
originalName Granary Burying Ground
surface form: South Burying Ground
ownedBy Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: City of Boston
partOf Boston National Historical Park
surface form: Boston National Historical Park (contextual association)
partOf Freedom Trail
significance important site in American colonial history
significance one of Boston’s oldest cemeteries
significance resting place of many American Revolution figures
usedFor heritage tourism
usedFor historical education
usedFor public visitation