Originally Posted by Jsmth321 (Post 11633036)

Everything in the US is going to feel American, its in America, but a city like Boston will have more British feeling elements then a city that didn't exist when the British were in charge, anyone trying to find a place with total British feeling and culture will probably be disappointed.


Boston may have been smaller then Philli but it was still a major city, and part of the 4 major city's of colonial america, I never proclaimed it was the largest.

Originally Posted by nun (Post 11659563)

I think the residents on Concord and Lexington might disagree about where the Revolution started.

Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 11659597)

...Here in Boston, I encounter lots of anti British sentiment, as well as (disgusting) IRA sympathy (but that's another discussion).

Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 11659597)

Personally, I found South Carolina FAR more 'British' than Boston. There was British remnants everywhere, from houses to politics. Here in Boston, I encounter lots of anti British sentiment, as well as (disgusting) IRA sympathy (but that's another discussion).