The King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) Birthplace Monument was installed in 2003 as a gift to commemorate His Majesty King birthplace on the occasion of His Majesty 76th birthday. This contribution by KTBF to the City of Cambridge is in the spirit of Thai/American cultural exchange. Visitors from Thailand express love and respect to His Majesty the King at this historical landmark that gives a sense of connection to Thailand.
The Trail of Thai Royalty in Massachusetts further honors Thailand’s longest-reigning, most beloved monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, and his royal family.
Trail of Thai Royalty in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York honors Thailand’s longest-reigning, most beloved monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, and his royal family.
The Massachusetts trail is 11 historic places where the king’s family stayed from 1916 to 1928. Each site received an individual plaque with historical comments. They are in Gloucester, Cambridge, Brookline, Martha’s Vineyard, and two sites in Elizabeth Town, New York.
The Trail of Thai Royalty in New Hampshire and New York are three historic places where the king’s parents stayed for vacation during their engagement from July 30 to August 20, 1919.
These places were commemorated for the public to visit and honor His Majesty.
Plaques with further historical notes are displayed at each of the following sites:
For a comprehensive guide to each location please see the attachment below:
If you would additional information or recommendations regarding the trail please contact:
Cholthanee Koerojna
ktbf@ktbfoundation.com
phone/fax: 781-365-0083