MA, USA
Province House Site
Landmark
Location of the royal governor's mansion from 1716 to 1776. The building was demolished in 1922; only markers remain.
What Happened Here
Royal governors including Thomas Hutchinson resided here. After the British evacuation, it served briefly as the state's executive mansion.
Visiting Today
Address
Near 333 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108
Hours
Always visible
Admission
Free
Accessibility
Street-level.
Connected Events
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Old South Meeting House Assembly
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General Gage Arrives as Military Governor
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Jun 1775
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