
Chapter 1 / Boston
Old State House.
Start with Old State House. Let a detail decide which thread you follow next.
Pause here. What detail would you keep from this place?
Outdoor walks and façade observations. Interior admission is not included.
The full story
Old State House is Boston’s surviving colonial government building and a museum of revolution. Its character comes through most clearly in the lion and unicorn restored above the east facade, with the council chamber and the street view.
Old State House makes its case through the lion and unicorn restored above the east facade. Notice that detail first at Old State House. Afterward, compare it with the council chamber and the street view toward the Massacre marker. The pairing at Old State House explains Boston’s surviving colonial government building and a museum of revolution. Choose Old State House when those features fit your interests. Give Old State House a focused place in the Boston.
- The lion and unicorn restored above the east facade.
- The council chamber and the street view toward the Massacre marker.
Check the official site shortly before visiting; access, events, and seasonal conditions can change.
Pair this stop with nearby sights instead of crossing the city for it alone.
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