Boston Post Road

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The Boston Post Road was a colonial era road that ran from Boston in Massachusetts to New York City on the island of Manhattan. The highroad had three major routes that converged at Roxbury, Massachusetts: the Lower Post Road along the Long Island Sound through Providence, the Upper Boston Post Road from New Haven through Springfield and the Middle Post Road, which diverges from the Upper Road in Hartford and runs east to Boston by way of Pomfret. - AsNotedIn

Places

Place	Locale	Type	AsNotedIn
Boston Post Road Historic District	Darien		NRHP
Milestone Marker 7, Brighton	Boston	Milestone	NRHPc
Longfellow's Wayside Inn	Sudbury, MA		NRHP
3 Mile Stone, Roxbury	Boston	Milestone
Boston Post Road Historic District Weston	Weston		NRHP
Jay Heritage Center	Rye		NRHP US NHL
East Greenwich Historic District	Warwick, RI East Greenwich, RI		NRHP
National Hall Historic District	Westport, CT		NRHP
Upper Boston Post Road
1767 Milestones	Sudbury, MA Springfield Warren Northborough, MA Shrewsbury Worcester, MA Leicester Spencer East Brookfield Brookfield West Brookfield		NRHP
4 Mile Stone, Mission Hill	Boston	Milestone	NRHPc
Gen Artemas Ward Homestead	Shrewsbury		NRHP
Trinity-St Paul's Episcopal Church	New Rochelle, NY		NRHP
Smith's Castle	North Kingstown, RI		NRHP US NHL
Elisha Bushnell House	Old Saybrook		NRHP
Cambridge 1767 Milestone	Cambridge, MA	Milestone	NRHPc
6 Mile Stone, Brighton	Boston	Milestone	NRHPc
Golden Ball Tavern	Weston		NRHP
Parting Ways Stone, Roxbury	Boston	Milestone	NRHPc
Widow Haviland's Tavern	Rye		NRHP
Old Saybrook South Green	Old Saybrook		NRHP

People

Last Name	Name	AsNotedIn
Franklin:	Benjamin Franklin