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Massachusetts State House, Boston, c. 1812; at left, workers excavating a portion of Beacon Hill.
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Beacon Hill

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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    In Boston: Postcolonial expansion

    …(1795–98), above Boston Common on Beacon Hill. The construction of the State House on that site led to the conversion of the upland pastures of Beacon Hill into a handsome residential district that has survived with relatively little change. Between the State House and Charles Street are several streets, including…

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