Boston Post Road

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Boston Post Road is a historic colonial-era route that connected Boston to New York City and served as a major mail and travel corridor in early American history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic road
postal route
transportation route
associatedWith United States postal history NERFINISHED
colonial American infrastructure
connects Boston NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfEstablishment 17th century
follows Atlantic coast corridor
followsRouteOf Native American trails
hasHeritageStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places (in some segments)
hasModernSuccessor Interstate 95 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 1 NERFINISHED
local surface streets in New England
hasSegment Lower Post Road NERFINISHED
Middle Post Road NERFINISHED
Upper Post Road NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod colonial era
early American history
laterImprovedTo turnpike
locatedIn New England
notableTownAlongRoute Hartford NERFINISHED
New Haven NERFINISHED
Providence NERFINISHED
Springfield (Massachusetts region) NERFINISHED
originalSurface dirt road
partiallyDesignatedAs historic district
partOf King's Highway (colonial America) NERFINISHED
passesThrough Connecticut NERFINISHED
Massachusetts NERFINISHED
New York (state) NERFINISHED
Rhode Island NERFINISHED
roadType overland route
significantFor development of intercolonial communication
development of postal service in the Thirteen Colonies
economic development of New England
military movements during the American Revolutionary War
terminusA Boston NERFINISHED
terminusB New York City NERFINISHED
usedBy colonial officials
merchants
post riders
stagecoaches
usedFor freight transport
mail transport
passenger travel
stagecoach travel

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