It was in this city that Mary Dyer was hanged for being a Quaker, and it elected Harrison Gray Otis as mayor in 1829.
It was in this city that Mary Dyer was hanged for being a Quaker, and it elected Harrison Gray Otis as mayor in 1829. In 1919, a wave of molasses traveling 35 miles per hour rushed through the streets of this city killing 21 people. One landmark in this city features a grasshopper weathervane and is nicknamed the Cradle of Liberty. In addition to Faneuil Hall, this city is home to the John Hancock Tower, and is separated from Cambridge by the Charles River. For 10 points, name this city that was the site of a 1770 Massacre and a 1773 Tea Party.
It was in this city that Mary Dyer was hanged for being a Quaker, and it elected Harrison Gray Otis as mayor in 1829.
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