The State House is more than just a building. Designed by Charles Bullfinch, the leading architect of his time, it’s is a grand repository of history as well as an architectural treasure. With a keystone laid by Samuel Adams in 1795 and a dome that was worked on by Paul Revere in 1802, the State House’s marble halls are lined with portraits of governors past and its Memorial Hall capped by a stained glass dome depicting the state seals of the thirteen original colonies. Whether viewed online or seen in person, the State House is an undeniably magnificent building.
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