How do you like them apples? Don't worry, we're staying on this side of the Atlantic this evening, for a walk around the original town of Boston - which is steeped in riveting history at every turn. Enjoy this walk around the town centre of Boston (Lincolnshire)!

What an immense joy it was, for me to come across this video. Thank you so very much. My 10th Great Grandfather John Cheney, was buried there March 16, 1623. His son John is my 9th Great Grandfather, who came to America in 1635 and helped establish the town of Newburyport, Massachusetts. He was one of the Puritans you mentioned, that came to the New World. Once this Pandemic is over, it is my hearts desire to visit Boston, England and walk the paths of my ancestors, and possibly locate his grave.

Many thanks, havent seen Boston since i left in 1982, its changed in many ways, but hasn't in others. Brought back a lot of memories, many thanks.

your video is great because not only boston, lincolnshire itself is often underwritten by journalists, self called commentators and the likes, and then when one travels to that distinct portion of england discovers a lot of history, world class architecture, immense skies and plenty of relevant, awesome towns scattered all around. Stamford is awesome as are Woodhall Spa, Brant Broughton or Lincoln itself. THX

We love Boston and you did it proud, well done you are a top man !

Very interesting, thank you for taking the time to do this for us.

Nice walk in the town of Boston I enjoyed it can't wait to see more tomorrow 😀

The opening shot is arresting: I never imagined a town in Lincolnshire looking this good ! Domiciled in Glasgow owing to the pandemic, I am enjoying your Let's Walk films. You have such a good eye for the Genius loci. The walks are beautifully paced, like a good story.

I never knew Boston has such a big part in English history throughout my years of living here, thanks for this video!!

Great to be able to share these visits with friends around the world. In this case, in the other Boston.

Absolutely beautiful historic place. This video is very useful. And very educational. Thanks for posting.

Fantastic Video, Great to see you focus on the older buildings in town. Now living in Canada, it brings back some great memories :)

Great video, I enjoyed

A lot of similarities with my hometown Birkenhead, enjoyed the history lesson and the architecture

Super video,thank you :)

Thanks for uploading your video of Boston. I was there on a cold damp day recently, when on a site visit. It felt like another world, but a very interesting place. I noted lots of pubs, which would be good to try out

I lived here very briefly in 2019 into very little of 2020 and am kicking myself that I didn't explore more of this history saturated town. An interesting fact about the Pescod Hall is that, it was moved a few metres back from its original position. I can't remember when but my friend who lived in Boston for quite some time told me the fact and she also purchases a table from the Pescod Hall when it was a furniture shop.

Thanks for this Tour of Boston, very well presented hope you do one of St.Neots Cams some time.

Glad to see the Five Lamps is back. climbed it one New Years Eve in the late 50s.

Boston is currently undergoing some restoration and heritage projects and certain shops within the market place and down dolphin lane, and later on within the year or so there will be even more shops going under restoration to transform them back to their former glory from years ago. Oldrids is also said to be occupied soon. I’m not sure when you will visit Boston again but hopefully there will be lots of great changes for when you next do👍👍 nice video

Great watch at the afters, some place 💛🖤💛🖤

An excellent presentation. Very informative.

Nice to see that Boston looks like it's doing well commercially. Obviously this was filmed 🎥 on a Sunday am when shops are closed but the majority look like they're still in business, unlike many English Town centres which are shuttered ghost towns. There look like a couple here and there are closed, but that's probably normal turnover. Other Lincolnshire towns and Lincoln itself seem to be doing well. I'm pleased about that. It looks like Lincolnshire is slowly 🐌 beginning to get the recognition and tourism it deserves. It is a beautiful and very historic county. The medieval Bishop of Lincoln was the richest in England 🇬🇧 bar Canterbury itself. During the 15th century Boston was England's second wealthiest port after London and it was a member of the Hanseatic League. Unfortunately a Boston merchant got into dispute and fight with a German trader in one of the German ports. Swords were drawn and the German was killed. Monetary compensation was demanded but the Boston merchants' Council refused to pay. Boston was ejected from the League and subsequently its Port declined and never regained its previous wealth and importance. This story I read on one of the town centre tourist information boards.

thank you for the vide. really enjoyed it

My family helped build the boston stump the sure name is fendyke

Pescod hall is original if you read the plaque properly, and the dock is still a thriving business

@Charliecharlie 7898 There was a road called Cheney Street in Boston but it disappeared when they build John Adams Way

If you wanna go to a good restaurant in Boston, I recommend Burton House.

Grazie

is this an English town as everyone I've heard on here is foreign? Sounds like this place is in Eastern Europe somewhere.

Lived nr the roundabout at thr hotel for a bit had friends nr maccys, was sick.... banging weed as well haha

Only complaint is you missed my Grammar school, that was built in the 1500s I believe

I live in boston lol

My birthplace and home born here, 1950

No many people there lol time u video it

I used to go the college just nr them phone boxes used to get all my weed stuff from katmandu round the corner

Boston scares me there was a old man looking at me and my sis

Herbert Ingram brought pipe water to Boston

Im in LA flexing my rolex and my tesla living in a mansion all thanks to Mark Tilbury.

The assembly rooms is now a shit nightclub , has been for years