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Boston, Massachusetts
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Completed in 1865, Old City Hall was among the earliest examples of this style in the United States, characterized by its mansard roof and ornate detailing.
From 1865 to 1969, it served as the seat of Boston's municipal government before being repurposed for commercial use.
Erected in 1856, it is one of the first public statues of Franklin in the United States, commemorating his Boston roots.
This historic site is one of the 16 official stops on the trail, which guides visitors through Boston's rich history.
In the 1970s, it became one of the first major buildings in the U.S. to be converted from government use to private commercial space.
The courtyard features a mix of modern and historical elements, including a whimsical donkey statue representing the Democratic Party.
