Posted 1 year ago by pint in response to 
friendship's question:
friendship's question: can anyone tell me where the revolutionary cemetery is in Boston?(give a different answer) .
Where did you hear that? There is no such thing as a "revolutionary cemetery" in Boston. The closest thing would be the Old Granary Burying Ground, a 17th century cemetery where many of the leaders of the revolution were burried (Paul Revere, Samuel Adams or James Otis to name just a few). it's on Tremont street
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