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Relive 1776: See Boston's History in Augmented Reality (AR) is a 5-part tour that brings history to life along Boston's famous Freedom Trail. This isn't just a walk; it's an immersive journey back in time, using augmented reality to make the past feel present. The tour is perfect for history buffs and anyone looking for a unique and engaging way to experience Boston's revolutionary story. Imagine meeting historical figures like Paul Revere and Samuel Adams right before your eyes, or even operating a revolutionary war-era cannon with your own hands! This AR tour makes it possible. As participants walk, they'll witness key moments from 1765 to 1775 unfold as if happening again. The tour concludes at the historically significant Bunker Hill. The experience includes a knowledgeable tour guide, tablets for interactive AR encounters, a souvenir "Illegal Tea" reusable tea bag with a discount card, and the use of Meta Quest AR headsets for enhanced immersion. It excludes transportation to the meeting point at Boston Common.

Relive 1776: See Boston's History in Augmented Reality (AR) is a 5-part tour that brings history to life along Boston's famous Freedom Trail. This isn't just a walk; it's an immersive journey back in time, using augmented reality to make the past feel present. The tour is perfect for history buffs and anyone looking for a unique and engaging way to experience Boston's revolutionary story. Imagine meeting historical figures like Paul Revere and Samuel Adams right before your eyes, or even operating a revolutionary war-era cannon with your own hands! This AR tour makes it possible. As participants walk, they'll witness key moments from 1765 to 1775 unfold as if happening again. The tour concludes at the historically significant Bunker Hill. The experience includes a knowledgeable tour guide, tablets for interactive AR encounters, a souvenir "Illegal Tea" reusable tea bag with a discount card, and the use of Meta Quest AR headsets for enhanced immersion. It excludes transportation to the meeting point at Boston Common.