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Massachusetts has the most compelling history of any state in our nation. As Governor Deval Patrick noted in his inaugural address, "Massachusetts invented America."

Yet our stories are scattered; whole chapters are missing. The Boston Museum, located in the heart of downtown Boston adjacent to Faneuil Hall Marketplace, will bring the region's magnificent 400-year history into focus, inspiring local residents and visitors from across the globe to explore our rich heritage, historic sites and cultural attractions.

A 100,000 square-foot museum and marketplace concept is now in active development, with additional plans for a low-lying pedestrian bridge to serve as a gateway to the museum and a critical connector of park parcels along the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

View into museum galleries from the Atrium at Level 3