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Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square

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One of the most exclusive neighborhoods in America, Louisburg Square has been home to the likes of Robert Frost, Louisa May Alcott, Jenny Lind, and more. It's a pleasant place to stroll and admire the brick townhomes.

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Robert Gould Shaw and 54th Regiment Memorial

This bronze relief sculpture recognizes Colonel Robert Gould Shaw and...

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Massachusetts State House

Opened in 1798, the Massachusetts State House is one of...

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Otis House Museum

The first of three houses architect Charles Bulfinch designed for...

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Museum of African American History

This museum is housed in the former Abiel Smith School,...

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George Middleton House

The George Middleton House at 5 Pinckney Street was built...

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Nichols House Museum

The townhome at 55 Mount Vernon Street was designed by...

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Otis House II

85 Mount Vernon Street is the second house Charles Bulfinch...

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Acorn Street

Acorn Street is regarded as the most photographed street in...

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John J. Smith House

86 Pinckney Street was home to John J. Smith, a...

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Lewis & Harriet Hayden House

66 Phillips Street was home to Lewis and Harriet Hayden....

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Charles Street Meeting House

Charles Street Meeting House was built in 1807 by Asher...

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Cheers

Originally the Bull and Finch Pub, Cheers is the official...

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Make Way for Ducklings Sculpture

Sculptor Nancy Schön designed this sculpture of a family of...

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Good Will Hunting Bench

This bench is featured in the 1997 film Good Will...

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William Hickling Prescott House

Built in 1808, 55 Beacon Street was home to historian...

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Otis House III

45 Beacon Street is the third and last home Charles...

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