Old State House

The Old State House is an icon of American history that embodies the stubborn pride of the early rebels. This building once served as the seat of the pre-revolutionary Colonial government and also as Boston's City Hall in the 1830s.

DID YOU KNOW? The Old State House boasts a spiral staircase and a collection of memorabilia including a vial of tea from the Boston Tea Party, Benjamin Franklin's shaving bowl, muskets from Bunker Hill and John Hancock's red velvet waistcoat.