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 | | The term is more popularly used to describe the Copp's Hill Burial Ground, located on the same hill, the second oldest cemetery in Boston, founded in 1659 (the oldest is the burial ground at King's Chapel). |
 | | The hill was, therefore, first called 'Windmill Hill' or 'Windmill Point' and later, when mills were built elsewhere in the town, became known as 'Snow Hill' (possibly after Snow Hill, London). |
 | | Copp's Hill is the highest point in the North End of Boston but it is lower than Beacon Hill and Fort Hill. |
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