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点评：We bought a senior's ticket for USD 13 valid for Old South Meeting House and Old State House. Old State House is like David surrounded by Goliath skyscrapers and like David won, it kept proud place in the city's and country's history.
Originally the "Town House" was built in 1713 served as the seat of colonial and later state government. On the top of the facade towards Devonshire St are lion and unicorn — royal symbols of the King of Great Britain. 250 years ago the Declaration of Independence was read to Bostonians from the balcony which announced the birth of a new nation.
The small square under the balcony witnessed Boston Massacre when British guard hit a local boy who was provoking him. The situation quickly escalated when mobs of laborers, sailors, and others of "the lower sort" joined into the confrontation. Unit of several soldiers emerged on the scene to rescue the guard, shots being fired and five men died. This event started significant journey towards the American colonies' fight for independence.
The museum shows the historical journey, development and fight for the independence but not just that, the exhibits and information panels show that the fight for democracy and rights didn't stop in the past but is constant fight of the people in America. Nobody should take what was achieved by the Patriots as finished work, history is constant progress.
We spent several hours reading everything on display on two floors and especially sad and moving is video about what happened to Native Americans. It was good to see there school pupils with their teachers.
There is also a gift shop where we bought interesting small book "What to the slave is the 4th July".
You have to visit this place when in Boston, don't miss it.
Originally the "Town House" was built in 1713 served as the seat of colonial and later state government. On the top of the facade towards Devonshire St are lion and unicorn — royal symbols of the King of Great Britain. 250 years ago the Declaration of Independence was read to Bostonians from the balcony which announced the birth of a new nation.
The small square under the balcony witnessed Boston Massacre when British guard hit a local boy who was provoking him. The situation quickly escalated when mobs of laborers, sailors, and others of "the lower sort" joined into the confrontation. Unit of several soldiers emerged on the scene to rescue the guard, shots being fired and five men died. This event started significant journey towards the American colonies' fight for independence.
The museum shows the historical journey, development and fight for the independence but not just that, the exhibits and information panels show that the fight for democracy and rights didn't stop in the past but is constant fight of the people in America. Nobody should take what was achieved by the Patriots as finished work, history is constant progress.
We spent several hours reading everything on display on two floors and especially sad and moving is video about what happened to Native Americans. It was good to see there school pupils with their teachers.
There is also a gift shop where we bought interesting small book "What to the slave is the 4th July".
You have to visit this place when in Boston, don't miss it.
翻译：我们买了一张13美元的老年人票，可以参观老南会议厅和老州议会大厦。老州议会大厦就像大卫被高耸入云的摩天大楼包围一样，最终像大卫一样取得了胜利，它在波士顿乃至美国的历史上都占据着令人骄傲的地位。
这座最初名为“市政厅”的建筑建于1713年，曾是殖民地政府和后来的州政府所在地。面向德文郡街的立面顶部装饰着狮子和独角兽——英国国王的皇家象征。250年前，波士顿市民正是在这座建筑的阳台上宣读了《独立宣言》，宣告了一个新国家的诞生。
阳台下的小广场见证了波士顿惨案。当时，一名英国卫兵殴打了一名挑衅他的当地男孩。随后，大批劳工、水手和其他“底层民众”加入冲突，局势迅速升级。几名士兵赶到现场营救卫兵，双方交火，五人丧生。这一事件开启了美国殖民地争取独立的漫长征程。
博物馆展示了美国的历史历程、发展历程以及争取独立的斗争，但不仅如此，展品和信息展板还表明，争取民主和权利的斗争并未止步于过去，而是美国人民持续不断的斗争。任何人都不应将爱国者们取得的成就视为终点，历史是一个不断发展的过程。
我们花了几个小时参观了两层楼的展品，其中关于美洲原住民遭遇的视频尤其令人悲伤和震撼。很高兴看到那里的学生和老师们。
博物馆里还有一家礼品店，我们在那里买了一本有趣的小册子《对奴隶而言，7月4日意味着什么》。
如果你来波士顿，一定要去参观这个地方，千万不要错过。
这座最初名为“市政厅”的建筑建于1713年，曾是殖民地政府和后来的州政府所在地。面向德文郡街的立面顶部装饰着狮子和独角兽——英国国王的皇家象征。250年前，波士顿市民正是在这座建筑的阳台上宣读了《独立宣言》，宣告了一个新国家的诞生。
阳台下的小广场见证了波士顿惨案。当时，一名英国卫兵殴打了一名挑衅他的当地男孩。随后，大批劳工、水手和其他“底层民众”加入冲突，局势迅速升级。几名士兵赶到现场营救卫兵，双方交火，五人丧生。这一事件开启了美国殖民地争取独立的漫长征程。
博物馆展示了美国的历史历程、发展历程以及争取独立的斗争，但不仅如此，展品和信息展板还表明，争取民主和权利的斗争并未止步于过去，而是美国人民持续不断的斗争。任何人都不应将爱国者们取得的成就视为终点，历史是一个不断发展的过程。
我们花了几个小时参观了两层楼的展品，其中关于美洲原住民遭遇的视频尤其令人悲伤和震撼。很高兴看到那里的学生和老师们。
博物馆里还有一家礼品店，我们在那里买了一本有趣的小册子《对奴隶而言，7月4日意味着什么》。
如果你来波士顿，一定要去参观这个地方，千万不要错过。
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