Faneuil Hall 

   I took these pictures July 2nd.  Too bad the cherry picker was in the picture but the city is setting up for the July 4th. celebrations.

   Since 1742, Faneuil Hall has served as a public marketplace and meeting hall for the town of Boston. It is the site of numerous famous speeches over the years from such freedom seekers as Samuel Adams, Frederick Douglas, and Lucy Stone. Now run by Boston National Historical Park, it serves as the start of the Freedom Trail and street level market stalls still operate much as they would have in 1812. Summer Scholars will visit the Great Hall of Faneuil Hall to take part in a town meeting to debate the declaration of war in 1812.

Faneuil Hall - Samuel Adams Monument

Samuel Adams Monument

Our Boston Massachusetts Tour

   The Old State House is a historic building in Boston, Massachusetts, at the intersection of Washington and State Streets. Built in 1713, it was the seat of the Massachusetts General Court until 1798, and is one of the oldest public buildings in the United States.
• The Massachusetts Town House: seat of colony government 1713–1776
• The Massachusetts State House: seat of state government 1776–1798
• Boston’s City Hall 1830–1841
• Period of commercial use 1841–1881
• The Bostonian Society and the museum 1881–present

         I took so many pictures I cannot post all of them, so here is a few I took in Boston, Hyannis and Plymouth.