Boston Revolutionary Gift Set

A gift set for revolutionary people and times, reflective of our colonial culture. Celebrating the rebellious spirit in everyone. Contains items reminiscent of life in the original New England colonies, including items and snacks related to the era.

This gift set includes:

• Boston teddy bear.
• Freedom Trail Book. The Freedom Trail wends its way back into history along a route traveled by Puritans, Patriots, and generations since. This book, illustrated with wonderful large photographs by Steve Dunwell, describes each of the sixteen sites along the historic trail. Learn about the old State House, Faneuil Hall, Old South Meeting House, Old Ironsides, Bunker Hill, Paul Revere's House, The Boston Massacre, Granary Burying Ground and many more.
• Wintergreen Patties. 8 ounces of Wintergreen Patties by Ye Olde Pepper Companie are handmade the old fashioned way, using original recipes dating back over a hundred years. The candy starts with only the finest ingredients, all cooked in small batches in copper kettles over open-fired gas stoves. The wintergreen patties are handmade in the Ye Olde Pepper Companie kitchen and for many years have been acclaimed for their superior quality and rich taste the world over.
• Tart Dried Cherries.  Will be a taste point in many baking products. Bags measure about 3 inches x 5 inches. They are marked as 3.53 oz, but generally contain 4-5 ounces of cherries.
• Boston Baked Beans Candy in Crock. Peanuts panned with a hard candy cover, look just like the real ones. A traditional New England treat. Eight ounces of candy in a ceramic crock pot, all sealed in cellophane. The crocks are approximately 3 1/2" in diameter and 3" tall. 
• Gummy Lobsters. Boston Gummi Lobsters in a 7 oz clear bag with ribbon. Each bag contains about 21 lobsters.
• Boston Harbor Tea. Boston Harbour Tea by Davison Newman & Company Ltd., founded in 1650 and whose Fine Tea was thrown into the water of Boston Harbour by Persons disguised as Indians in defiance of the Policies of His Majesty King George III 1773-1774. 
• 4 ounce bar of New England Lobstah soap.