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Commodore John Barry Memorial

4.9(7 Google reviews)
National Park ServiceChecked 19 days ago

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John Barry (1745-1803), an Irish immigrant to the 13 colonies, served in the Continental Navy, attacking British shipping throughout the American Revolution. He was the first commissioned American naval officer, and the first flag officer.

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Free & open to the publicMonumentHistorical/Interpretive Information/ExhibitsWheelchair AccessiblePublic Transit

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ET 54 months ago

Best place to see wildlife

Matt H 52 years ago

An interesting monument commemorating John Barry. This is one of the many sites within the park and it is well worth exploring the entire park to see all of these interesting features.

Andrew Carden 52 years ago

i lost my glasses here and couldn't read the monument. hmph. i ve been stumbling around Boston for hours looking for them. I accidentally bumped into a gang of marauding teens who started beating me up while saying "no cap." i also need a band aid it's up to you. if you find my glasses, please let me know.... it would make me very happy.

Frederick Bradbury V 58 months ago

Neat Memorial.

Erny G 4a year ago

Education

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