Category:Suffolk County Court House and Boston City Hall (1810)
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English: Built in 1810 and demolished in 1863, this building held the Suffolk County courts (1810–1841), a U.S. federal court (1810–1836), and Boston city offices (1810–1863) and was remodeled to be Boston's 2nd city hall (1841–1863). Variously named as the Suffolk County Courthouse, Stone Court-House, Old City Hall (not to be confused with the later "Old City Hall" opened in 1865), or Johnson Hall.
Media in category "Suffolk County Court House and Boston City Hall (1810)"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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1849 Champney CityHall Boston.png 569 × 558; 488 KB
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1852 CityHall Boston map BPL 12850.png 661 × 697; 650 KB
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1852 ProvinceSt map Boston bySlatter.png 698 × 692; 1,021 KB
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2ndCityHall Midgley SightsInBoston.png 736 × 424; 153 KB
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Boston's Second City Hall 1841-1865.png 324 × 227; 129 KB
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Old city hall, Boston (NYPL b11707578-G90F343 016F).tiff 3,072 × 1,641; 14.42 MB
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Old city hall, Boston, by Bates, Joseph L., 1806 or 7-1886.jpg 2,737 × 1,363; 1.39 MB
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Old city hall, Boston, by Bates, Joseph L., 1806 or 7-1886.png 2,737 × 1,363; 4.5 MB
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Old city hall, Boston, from Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views.jpg 2,737 × 1,370; 1.34 MB
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Old city hall, Boston, from Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views.png 2,737 × 1,370; 4.49 MB
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Categories:
- Built in Massachusetts in 1810
- 1863 disestablishments
- Destroyed in the United States in the 1860s
- City halls in Boston
- Courthouses in Boston
- Destroyed buildings in the United States
- Demolished buildings in Boston, Massachusetts
- Former federal courthouses in Massachusetts
- School Street (Boston, Massachusetts)
- County courthouses in Massachusetts
- Former county courthouses in the United States