King’s Chapel Burying Ground is Boston’s oldest cemetery, dating back to 1630. It is the final resting place for some of the earliest colonists, including Mary Chilton who was the first European woman to step ashore. Puritans did not believe in religious icons or imagery, so the early colonists used tombstones as an outlet for artistic expression of their beliefs about the afterlife.
As you walk through the burying ground, a strange man asks you to pick your favorite tombstone from the following options (weird, right?):
He then leaves you with these instructions:
Enter the name on the headstone for that plot below: