Posted 1 year ago by munoz in response to musketeer's question:
Does anyone know where the declaration of Independence was first publically read in Boston?(give a different answer) .
I might be able to help here :) From what I remember from school, the first time the Declaration of Independence was read was on July the 18th, and it happened in front of the Old State House. This building still exists today and you can actually visit it if you go to Washington street
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