Debra Obinna

I never knew this monument existed until I saw a post on a distant relatives FB page. The poster mentioned they just discovered a relative of theirs had their name engraved on this monument.
I told that poster I am very close to the location and can get her photos of the name of their relative.
It was true! The name doe indeed appear here. This proved to be an exciting moment in two ways, the second is just being here and seeing this gorgeous statue. I fell in love with the little squirrel on the back of it. Just the magnificent size is breathtaking. The details in the statue and side panels are something to behold.
I'd taken a number of photos and will include some here.

I've been waiting so long to check this place out. I am not disappointed either. First off, I love the name , 'Not Just Snacks.'
There is a lovely dining area inside and some tables outside as well. The hand painted murals are unique and wonderful conversation pieces of art.
NJS has a great menu list and I can't rave enough about the actual dishes. Presentation and taste.
The ladies are genuinely beautiful waitstaff with complete knowledge of everything on the menu and the shop as well.
NJS is now my favorite place for authentic

I found this to be the most emotional place along the Freedom Trail. The sheer amount of damaged dog tags from our service people is staggering. Please find the time to stop an pay respects when walking past.

This is where I purchased my beautiful Boston mug and then returned two years later to buy the same one for a person in Montana. When you hit Boston and start your Freedom Trail adventure this would be a first place to stop and shop. There are several sellers in here with many different selections of souvenirs. The building itself is full of historic Boston too!.