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What does liberty mean to you?
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ic
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conv
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Jo
ersatio
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The Liberty Tree was a real
elm tree that once stood on
the corner of today’s Essex
and Washington streets in
Boston. Colonists gathered
there to protest what they felt
were unjust taxes imposed on
them by the British Parliament
in the years leading up to the
American Revolution. Other
towns in the American colonies
also adopted their own liberty
trees and they became a symbol
of protest against British rule.
Join us in commemorating the
250th anniversary of the Stamp
Act protests by visiting the
WE ARE ONE exhibition
at Central Library in Copley
Square. Add your voice to the
#LibertyTreeBPL conversation.
Norman B. Leventhal Map Center
at the Boston Public Library
700 Boylston St • Boston, MA 02116
maps.bpl.org/liberty
Share! Be part of a growing tree #LibertyTreeBPL @nblmcatbpl @mapcenter
Three ways to
add your leaf
SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Snap a picture of your leaf and join the
#LibertyTreeBPL conversation on
Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
HANG YOUR LEAF
Visit the WE ARE ONE exhibition at
the Central Library in Copley Square
and place it on the tree yourself.
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tion
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Visit the exhibition
May 2 - November 29 2015
Add yo
ur vo
ice
• J
oin
on
DELIVER THIS CARD
Place in the Liberty Tree box at your
local BPL branch and let us add it.
What does liberty mean to you?
2015
MAR
DELAW
Boston Public Library,
Central Library in Copley Square
maps.bpl.org/liberty
Share! Be part of a growing tree #LibertyTreeBPL @nblmcatbpl @mapcenter
Add
yo
ur
vo
What does liberty mean to you?
e
ic
•
conv
he
t
in
Jo
ersatio
n
The Liberty Tree was a real
elm tree that once stood on
the corner of today’s Essex
and Washington streets in
Boston. Colonists gathered
there to protest what they felt
were unjust taxes imposed on
them by the British Parliament
in the years leading up to the
American Revolution. Other
towns in the American colonies
also adopted their own liberty
trees and they became a symbol
of protest against British rule.
Join us in commemorating the
250th anniversary of the Stamp
Act protests by visiting the
WE ARE ONE exhibition
at Central Library in Copley
Square. Add your voice to the
#LibertyTreeBPL conversation.
Norman B. Leventhal Map Center
at the Boston Public Library
700 Boylston St • Boston, MA 02116
maps.bpl.org/liberty
Share! Be part of a growing tree #LibertyTreeBPL @nblmcatbpl @mapcenter
Three ways to
add your leaf
SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Snap a picture of your leaf and join the
#LibertyTreeBPL conversation on
Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
HANG YOUR LEAF
Visit the WE ARE ONE exhibition at
the Central Library in Copley Square
and place it on the tree yourself.
GE
tion
LIBERTY TREE
MASS
HS.
AC
CT
NE T
N.CAR
VI
SEY.
ER
P
VA
.
RK
N.J
NSYL
EN
E.
AR
N.YO
INIA.
RG
SLAND
R.I
WE
ARE
ONE
.
S.CA
c
CON
LA
O
AND
YL
e
rsa
A
N•H M
PS
GIA.
OR
LA
RO
th
ve
Visit the exhibition
May 2 - November 29 2015
Add yo
ur vo
ice
• J
oin
on
DELIVER THIS CARD
Place in the Liberty Tree box at your
local BPL branch and let us add it.
What does liberty mean to you?
2015
MAR
DELAW
Boston Public Library,
Central Library in Copley Square
maps.bpl.org/liberty
Share! Be part of a growing tree #LibertyTreeBPL @nblmcatbpl @mapcenter