<p>The image shows the front of Old North Church, situated in the North End of Boston. The image is not of the full building, however, because of other structures in the way. There is a large, red brick tower with four levels. Each level has a different item inserted into it: the door on the first floor, an arched window on the second, an unreadable plaque on the third, and a arched window on the fourth. Above that is a white, wooden balcony and a white wooden tower of three stories. Above that is a white spire. The buildings surrounding the area are made of red brick and are very close to each other.</p>
<p>The steeple of Old North Church rising above the North End. The church is a stop along Boston's Freedom Trail.</p>
<ul><li>Keywords: freedom trail; old north church; paul revere statue; boston national historical park</li></ul>
NPS Photo
Taken on 20 December 2017
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