Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate Shop

Go left inside to see how the Declaration was printed. Pretty cool. He’ll print you your own copy.

Cool little landmark, and I love how knowledgeable about the printing press the dude in costume is. Like, his job is his hobby and he demonstrated a ridiculous amount of knowledge on the history and importance of it. I bought the Boston version of the Declaration of Independance because I was so freaking impressed. It’s definitely a sight to see.

A cute little colonial chocolate shop tucked away next to Old North Church on the Freedom Trail. The shelves are chock full with either Old North Church/​Boston memorabilia or antique cooking knickknacks.
Be forewarned: all of the employees are dressed in full colonial garb (long skirts, buckled shoes, aprons.) and speak to you as if they are currently living in the time period they represent. But though they may not know what a candy bar is, they’re all quite knowledgable about the products in the store and the chocolate they «make».
Most importantly though, if you remember anything from this, it’s to TRY A SAMPLE OF THE DRINKING CHOCOLATE. It tastes like the center of a 5-​star molten lava cake. You’ll be 100% tempted to buy the whole canister…