State House of Massachusetts

The Massachusetts State House is the official seat of the Massachusetts General Court, the state’s legislative body. Located in Boston, it houses the governor’s office and the state legislature’s chambers, where elected representatives and senators debate and pass laws. Built in 1798, the building is an architectural landmark, featuring a famous gold-domed roof. It symbolizes Massachusetts’ government authority and history of democracy, serving as the central location for legislative decision-making that shapes state policies and laws affecting residents.