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| Old State House is a building with a brick appearance that is very Boston-like. The Old State House is a historic building, built in 1713, the most famous of which was the 1760s where the Declaration of Independence was read on a balcony on the east side. It is now the Boston's History Museum, which contains materials related to Boston from the British colonial period to the present. |
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  State Station State Station Government Center Station Government Center StationRoute from State Station Route from Government Center Station Directions from Old South Meeting House  https://www.bostonhistory.org/ |
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Old State House
Old Corner Book Store
King's Chapel & King's Chapel Burying Ground
Benjamin Franklin Statue
Boston's Old City Hall
Boston Massacre Site
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company