"Fire if you dare, G-d damn you, fire and be damned!"
Captain Thomas Prescott's account of the events that lead to the Boston Massacre on March 5, 1770. Five Bostonians are killed as a result of an angry mob harassing British Soldiers standing guard in front of the Customs House on King Street. Months later at their trial, Captain Preston and his men would be successfully defended by an up-and-coming lawyer named John Adams.
We've created this Bloody Boston Massacre skull candle in remembrance of the 250th anniversary of the Boston Massacre. Skull images were prevalent up through the 19th century to denote death This candle, with hints of smokey musket fire and a warm vanilla base, is sure to be a coffee table conversation starter.
Once the candle has been fully burned, thoroughly clean out the container and reuse it! It makes for a very interesting drinking glass or container.
