Massachusetts State House

The Massachusetts State House is the official seat of the state government, located in Boston. It houses the Massachusetts General Court, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate, responsible for making state laws. Built in 1798 with a distinctive gold dome added in 1874, the building features historic architecture and symbols of Massachusetts’ history. It is where lawmakers debate, pass legislation, and oversee the state government. The State House also includes offices for the governor and other officials, serving as a symbol of Massachusetts’ political and historical importance.