Old North Church

It is called the oldest church in Boston, built in 1723, although the church is not large, but the historical significance and value give it a higher status, it is also Boston's ancient and active historical landmark, the church is the style of King George's era art, Its pure white minarets are very eye-catching, and there is a famous signal story historical classic "If you come from land, light a lamp; if you come from sea, light two lamps" is said to be sent from here on, there is a bust of Washington statue inside the church, there is a small garden behind

The Old North Church, officially known as the City of Boston Christian Church, is located at 193 Salem Street, North District of Boston, Massachusetts. It is the oldest and most active church in Boston and has been listed as a national historical landmark.

It feels like it should be the most spectacular church on the road to freedom in Boston, although the church is more mini-pocketed than the cathedral, but its historical significance gives it a higher viewing and historical value, the church's white spire can be seen from afar. The famous signal “If you come by land, light a lamp; if you come by sea, light two lamps” is said to be sent from here onwards, and the church is also known for its signal lights, and there is a bust of Washington in the church.

As you walk past the northern end of Boston, along the Freedom Road, after the scene at the Italian restaurant, you will see a huge left turn and then a giant statue of Paul Revere in the brick square near the Old North Church. You can see the church steeple rise in front of you. Take a moment to visit the interior to learn about the church and Paul Revere, and the famous “One on land, if it’s at sea”. It’s worth visiting this important part of American history!

Come to Laobei Church. There is nothing special about this church. There is no solemn atmosphere in it. During the daytime, the church is very bright. There are many children laughing and playing here. The partition which was once enclosed for a week has become a place where children have played at home. I feel a little sorry for this sacred place.