Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Palmer's Views of Boston, Past and Present
State house, standing proudly ou' the highest point of Beacon Hill; site once occupied by, John Hancock's cow pasture. For miles around its gilded dome is plainly seen; corner stone laid in 1795 by Paul Revere; Building completed 1798. Including additions and extensions made in 1895 it cost over 011 the grou-n'ds' are statues of Webster.
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