MA, USA
Thomas Hutchinson House Site
Landmark
Marker near where Governor Thomas Hutchinson's mansion stood before a mob destroyed it in 1765 during the Stamp Act protests.
What Happened Here
Hutchinson, though a native Bostonian, enforced British policies and became hated by patriots. The destruction of his home, including his invaluable historical manuscript collection, marked an escalation in resistance.
Visiting Today
Address
Near Hanover Street, North End, Boston, MA 02113
Hours
Always visible
Admission
Free
Accessibility
Street-level.
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