Welcome One and All!

June - Enjoy Boston! There are 100s of Boston area UU sites worth seeing! (If you had the time to go to Concord, you could see the Alcott and Emerson homes, and the Thoreau homesite at Walden Pond - and 1st Unitarian on the town green, just as it was in the Transcendental era!)
But in center of the city - here's just a few recommendations -
Center of Boston (around the Commons) -
1. UUA headquarters, right next to the State Capitol (gold domed) - Open during the day M-F, with a bookstore and UU Boston-visitor maps.
2. Arlington Street Church and the WIlliam Ellery Channing statue across from the front entrance, at the Public Gardens end of the Commons. Very important to our history, defininf us in the 19th century, leading us in social justice in the 20th.
A few blocks from the State House, near Gov't Center "t" stop-
3. Kings Chapel, an 18th-century UU Christian Church (the 1st one in the colonies to call itself Unitarian, during the Revolutionary War)

4. I'd also recommend a visit to Harvard Square if you have time, to see the Cambridge Unitarian Church, right across from the main gates of the campus.
5. A little outside Boston, to the south, but still on the "T" - the Unitarian Church in Quincy has the crypt holding the remains of John and Abigail Adams (they were founding members of that congregation).