Boston Attractions
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An interesting town in The Fens is Boston (pop. 33,900). This English town in Lincolnshire gave its name to the American town of Boston in Massachussetts (originally "Botolph's Town"). Lying 6mi/9km from the mouth of the Witham, it was at one time England's second largest seaport. It is the administrative center of the Fen district known as "Holland".
A notable landmark in Boston is the parish church known as The Stump. It has the 14th highest tower in England. There is also a seven storey windmill, Maud Foster Windmill completed in 1819.
The Boston May Fair is held every year, since 1125, during the first week in May.
A notable landmark in Boston is the parish church known as The Stump. It has the 14th highest tower in England. There is also a seven storey windmill, Maud Foster Windmill completed in 1819.
The Boston May Fair is held every year, since 1125, during the first week in May.
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St Botolph's Church
St Botolph's Church has a landmark tower known as the "Boston Stump". The chapel was restored by the city of Boston, Massachussetts, as a tribute to John Cotton who emigrated to America in the 17th C.