The building in this picture was once the office of John Hancock. Johnny lives on the Boston Waterfront in Hancock's Wharf. Why do you think it was a wise choice for tradesmen like Mr. Lapham to live along the water?
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Response Question: John Hancock (p. 1-72)
The building in this picture was once the office of John Hancock. Johnny lives on the Boston Waterfront in Hancock's Wharf. Why do you think it was a wise choice for tradesmen like Mr. Lapham to live along the water?
Response Question: John Hancock (p. 1-72)
The area in which Johnny Tremain lives is known as Hancock's Wharf. It is named after the Mr. Hancock who comes into Mr. Lapham's shop on p. 19. This man is THE John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence. How does Johnny react to Mr. Hancock's presence? Why is his order so important to Mr. Lapham and Johnny?
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