What’s inside Boston’s “new” State House, built in 1798?
Gain the perspectives of 20-year Beacon Hill veteran Peter Larkin and a teenage “Doric Dame.” Tour the building that inspired the U.S. Capital and once defined the Boston skyline. From the dome made out of wood, sheathed in copper, and covered in gold to the oldest continuously used constitution in the world, you’ll come away with two unique perspectives on one of Boston’s most iconic buildings.
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Attendees were gleaming at the opportunity to tour Massachusetts’ State House not only with a knowledgeable and energetic Doric Dame Alexandra Duplin but also with 20-year State House Veteran Peter Larkin. The two perspectives formed part of a “well-spoken and well-versed” event at the heart of the state’s government. Guests left with a new and better understanding of the State House and its history.