Massachusetts State House

The Massachusetts State House, located in Boston, is an iconic neoclassical building completed in 1798. Its gleaming gold dome is a symbol of the state's rich history and democracy. Inside, the House and Senate chambers host legislative proceedings, while the building's architecture and artwork captivate visitors with its grandeur and significance.

Boston landmark. It sits atop Boston's Beacon Hill and is the center of a 7.6-acre property formerly owned by Massachusetts' first elected governor, John Hancock. Before the present State House was completed in 1798, the Old State House on Court Street served as the seat of government.
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The dome was covered with dark paint during World War II to prevent bombing.