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A tour guide wearing a beige coat and holding a scroll with the text "Scroll & Stroll Walking Tours" stands confidently in front of Twelve Post Office Square in Boston. Three attentive tour participants stand nearby, holding white mini scrolls, while one person looks amused and another seems intrigued.
Bringing history to life one stroll at a time! Join Scroll & Stroll Walking Tours to experience Boston’s iconic sites with interactive storytelling and a touch of old-world charm.
A high-angle view of downtown Boston featuring a cluster of modern skyscrapers with Boston Harbor visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Modern Boston meets historic harbor—an elevated glimpse of the city’s financial core reaching toward the sea.
An animation looping through a group of Boston walking tour participants, an example trivia question for the walking game show, and the trophy for victory!
An innovative walking game show keeps you guessing and excited about the wonders of Boston’s waterfront!
A Boston walking tour guide in a brown coat leads a group through Post Office Square park while holding a scroll labeled “Scroll & Stroll Walking Tours.” A historic shoreline map from 1630 is displayed on the scroll. Skyscrapers and a glass pavilion are visible in the background.
Guiding the past into the present, the Scroll & Stroll guide captivates guests with a glimpse of crossing water from Boston’s 1630 shoreline
A map overlaying Boston's shoreline from 1630 to the modern city limits which are over double the original area.
Boston’s streets make much more sense when considering how they evolved from a mountainous peninsula to the marvelous city today!
A cheerful group of people walks down a Boston sidewalk during a Scroll & Stroll walking tour, led by a smiling guide holding a scroll featuring a CharlieCard image and the words “Walking Tours.” Participants wear mini scroll-whiteboards and look engaged and happy.
Public transit meets public history! A lively crowd joins the Scroll & Stroll through Boston’s Financial District as MTA, the inspiration for the Charlie Card, plays.
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument
The spacious dome of the Boston Harbor Hotel
South station separated by centuries

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