Old State House

  Old State House stands prominently at 206 Washington Street in the heart of Boston. Built in 1713, this historic building served as the center of colonial government and was the site of significant events in American history, including the reading of the Declaration of Independence. Today, it operates as a museum, showcasing exhibits that delve into the city’s rich history and role in the Revolutionary War. In December, visitors can enjoy the festive decorations that highlight the building’s colonial architecture. Inside, you can explore artifacts, engage with interactive displays, and learn about the events that shaped the nation.