Old Town House

The Old Town House features colonial architectural elements, including symmetrical windows, wooden frames, and a traditional New England municipal design pattern.

Built in the eighteenth century, this municipal building played a central role in local governance and community meetings during the colonial period.

The Old Town House stands as a representation of early American civic architecture and has been a central location for town meetings and administrative functions.

Located at coordinates 42.505278, -70.850278, the building maintains regular opening hours and offers guided tours through its historical chambers and meeting rooms.

The structure combines both American colonial architectural features and German administrative influences, as reflected in its designation as a rathaus.

Location: Massachusetts

GPS coordinates: 42.50528,-70.85028

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25