Boston is home to much of America’s early colonial history. From the Freedom Trail to the home of John Adams, there’s a rich history behind each building, home, and monument. Most important is God’s fingerprints on this region. After experiencing a tour of Boston with the Wildmon Group, there will be much more appreciation for America’s providential history.
$2995.00 per person, based on two people per room
$2595.00 per person, based on three people per room
$2395.00 per person, based on four people per room
$750.00 per person non-refundable deposit
Are you looking for a tour that will help you capture the deep, rich Christian heritage of our country and the people who founded it? If you are, then our Spiritual Heritage Tour is for you. American Family Association President Tim Wildmon and historian Stephen McDowell have been organizing and leading tours of Washington, D.C. and Mount Vernon, Virginia, for over two decades and are excited to launch a brand-new tour of Boston, Massachusetts. Now, Tim Wildmon’s sons, Wesley and Walker, will be leading the tours as well. The Wildmons, along with Stephen McDowell, have been leading tours for over two decades and know how to get the most out of each day. In fact, many people return with the Wildmons and McDowell for a second or third time because they learned so much and enjoyed themselves so much. Click here to learn more about our tour guides.
$2995.00 per person, based on two people per room
$2595.00 per person, based on three people per room
$2395.00 per person, based on four people per room
$750.00 per person non-refundable deposit
Notice: $1250 extra for a private single occupancy room
Five nights at the Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District
All entrance fees
All meals (except lunches and two dinners on your own)
Comfortable motorcoach
Commentary by historian Stephen McDowell
Fun and fellowship with Christians from across the country
All sites listed in the itinerary below
Much more…
Arrival
Bradford Monument
Sarcophagus Monument
Massasoit Monument
Plymouth Rock Monument
Pilgrim Mother Monument
Mayflower II Replica
Forefather’s Monument
Plymouth Plantation
William Bradford experience
Pilgrim style dinner at Plymouth Plantation
Boston Common
Massachusetts State House and Archives
Granary Burying Ground
King’s Chapel
Ben Franklin Statue
Old South Meeting House
Boston Massacre Site
Faneuil Hall
Old North Church
Copp’s Burying Ground
Paul Revere House
USS Constitution
Bunker Hill
John Adams' Home and Park
Hancock Clarke House
Minute Man Statue
Lexington Visitor’s Center
Minute Man Statue
Concord Visitor Center
Concord Monument
Departure
Boston tour site visits are subject to change based on weather and other factors outside of the control of Wildmon Group. See terms and conditions.
Q. What about my attire?
A. All attire is casual.
Q. What airport do I fly to?
A. The closest airport is Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Everyone is responsible for getting to and from Boston on their own.
Q. How much free time will we have?
A. We usually allow at least one afternoon of free time.
Q. How will we get around town?
A. On a private motorcoach with a professional driver.
Q. How much walking will there be?
A. A moderate amount of walking will take place, but we break it up into manageable portions throughout the day.
Q. Why is Stephen McDowell with us?
A. McDowell is founder and president of the Providence Foundation. McDowell is a historian and expert on the Founding Fathers, early American history, and our Christian heritage. He is with us to give us "the rest of the story" at all the places we will visit. You will have time to visit McDowell one-on-one and ask him questions during the trip.
Q. How much is the non-refundable deposit?
A. $750 per person.
Q. How soon should I send my deposit in?
A. As soon as you decide to register and attend. The tours generally fill up several months in advance.
Q. What about children?
A. Children are welcome. However, there is no price break because most of the vendors we use handle pricing the same regardless of age.