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- Conference Site - Our conference site this year is Boston, Massachusetts - the largest city in the New England section of the United States. Known as a "hub" for commerce and business, it serves as a home to many well-known academic institutions, historical landmarks, and national athlethics teams, making it one of the most enjoyable places to visit. - Brief History - Founded by Puritan settlers in the 1600's, and was the home of many firsts including the establishment of America's first subway system, public school, its first college, Harvard University (in neighboring Cambridge). Boston's proximity to the sea and its harbor helped it serve as a world leader in shipbuilding and a primary port. In addition, it served as focal point for many major events of the American Revolution such as the Boston Tea Party and the Battle of Bunker Hill. - Places to Visit - Historical Sites & Memorials Paul Revere House The New England Holocaust Memorial USS Constitution Boston Massacre Site Bunker Hill Monument Museums Museum of Science Museum of Fine Arts Children's Museum John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Other Attractions Faneuil Hall Marketplace Fenway Park Franklin Park Zoo New England Aquarium |