Boston (disambiguation)
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Boston is the state capital of Massachusetts in the United States.
Boston may also refer to:
Places
Belize
- Boston, Belize, a village in the Belize District
Canada
- Boston, Ontario, in Norfolk County
- Boston Township, Ontario
- Boston Mills, Ontario
- Boston Bar, British Columbia, a community and gold-bearing bar of the same name in the Fraser Canyon
Ireland
- Boston, County Clare
- Boston, County Laois, a townland in County Laois, Ireland
Kyrgyzstan
- Boston, Kyrgyzstan, a small village west of Shoro Bashat on the main road between Jalalabad and Ozgen
Marshall Islands
- Ebon Atoll, also known as Boston
Philippines
South Africa
Suriname
United Kingdom
- Boston, Lincolnshire, a town on the east coast of England
- Boston (borough), a local government district of Lincolnshire, England
- Boston Spa (also known as Thorp Spa), West Yorkshire, England
- Boston Manor, London, England
- Boston Lodge, the works of the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales
United States
- Boston, Alabama, a former name of West Greene
- Boston Mountains, in Arkansas and Oklahoma
- Boston Ravine, California
- Boston, Georgia
- Boston, Indiana
- Boston Township, Wayne County, Indiana
- Boston, Kentucky
- Boston, Louisville, a neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Greater Boston, a conurbation centered around Boston, Massachusetts
- Boston Township, Michigan
- Boston, Missouri
- Boston, New York
- Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio
- Boston, Pennsylvania
- Boston, Texas
- Boston Corner, New York
- South Boston, Virginia
- Boston, Accomack County, Virginia
- Boston, Culpeper County, Virginia
Animals
- Boston (horse), American racehorse
- Boston terrier, a breed of domestic dog
Companies
- Boston Acoustics, a manufacturer of home and mobile audio equipment
- Boston Market, an American fast-casual restaurant chain
- Boston Pizza, a Canadian pizza chain, owner of Boston's of America
- Boston-Power, lithium ion battery maker
- Boston Store, a department store chain, also the name of other defunct stores
- Old Mr. Boston (later Mr. Boston, then just "Boston"), a defunct distillery
Education
- Named after Boston, Lincolnshire, UK
- Boston College (England)
- Boston Grammar School, a state school in England
- Boston High School, a state school in England
- Named for Boston, Massachusetts
- Boston Baptist College, a Baptist bible college in Milton, Massachusetts
- Boston College, a private Jesuit university in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
- Boston College High School, a private Catholic preparatory school
- Boston Conservatory, a music conservatory
- Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis, a graduate school in Brookline, Massachusetts
- Boston University, a private secular university
- The Art Institute of Boston, part of Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts
- The Boston Architectural College, an architectural college
- University of Massachusetts Boston, a public university in the University of Massachusetts system
- Urban College of Boston, a junior college
See List of colleges and universities in metropolitan Boston for a list of institutions in the Boston, Massachusetts, metropolitan area
Food
- Boston baked beans (disambiguation)
- Boston bun, a large spiced bun with coconut icing
- Boston cream pie, a cream-filled dessert
Music
- Boston (band)
- Boston (album), their debut album
- Boston (dance), a number of waltz-type dances
- "Boston" (song), a song by Augustana
- Boston Pops Orchestra
- Boston Musical Instrument Company
- Boston Symphony Orchestra
- Boston, a brand of piano designed by Steinway & Sons
People
- Boston (surname)
- Boston Corbett (Thomas "Boston" Corbett), the Union soldier who shot Abraham Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth
- "Boston Billy", nickname for Bill Rodgers (athlete), four-time winner of the Boston Marathon
Ships and airplanes
- The A-20 Boston, a WW II-era light bomber and night fighter made by the Douglas Aircraft Company
- Boston (ship), a vessel in the marine fur trade off British Columbia, captured and destroyed in 1803
- SS City of Boston, an ocean liner which disappeared without a trace in 1870
- The USS Boston, any of a number of U.S. Navy ships with this name, with the last being decommissioned in 1999
Sports and games
- Boston (card game), an 18th-century card game
- Boston United, a Conference North football team based in Boston, Lincolnshire, England
- Boston Bears (AFL), team that competed in AFL III in 1940
- Boston Bruins, oldest NHL team in the US, third oldest team in the NHL, overall (one of the original six, est. 1924)
- Boston Bulldogs (AFL), team that competed in AFL I in 1926
- Boston Red Sox, a Major League Baseball team based in Boston, Massachusetts
- Boston Shamrocks (AFL), team that won the AFL II championship in 1936
- Boston Marathon, world's oldest annual marathon
- Eight Ball or "Boston", a pocket billiards game
- Boston Yanks
- Portland Breakers, originally Boston Breakers
- Washington Redskins, current NFL member that evolved from Boston Braves/Redskins
- Boston, winning or bidding to win every trick in a round of Bid whist
- Boston Patriots, member of AFL IV (1960-1969) that currently competes in the National Football League as the New England Patriots
Other
- Boston (Hasidic dynasty), a Hasidic dynasty founded in Boston in the early 20th century
- Boston (novel), a 1928 work by Upton Sinclair
- Boston Blackie, a fictional character in literature, films, radio and television
- Boston Camera, a type of camera
- Boston Post Road, a system of mail-delivery routes established in colonial times
- "Boston", an unaired episode of the Adult Swim animated television series, Aqua Teen Hunger Force
- Boston, the Microsoft pre-release codename for Visual Studio 97, as a reference to Boston, Massachusetts
- "Boston the Bear", a geographic Beanie Baby honoring the city of Boston
See also
- Bostonian (disambiguation)
- New Boston (disambiguation)
- All pages beginning with "Boston"
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