The city’s Fourth of July Procession kicks off from Boston City Hall Plaza at 9 a.m. and meanders to the Old State House for the annual reading of the U.S. Declaration of Independence.

Boston's Fourth of July parade highlighted the city's unique connection to American history, drawing visitors from across the country to celebrate.

Holiday revelers say there’s no other place they’d rather be to celebrate America’s 249th birthday than Boston, coming out early and often for Fourth of July festivities.

Fourth of July celebrations are set to kick off around Boston this Thursday and Friday: Here’s what to expect.

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The chamber stood idle for more than seven hours as GOP lawmakers met with President Trump and others shuttled in and out of the speaker's office for private meetings.

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At a hearing on Beacon Hill, legislators heard arguments for and against a lease giving a private golf club 240 acres of public land through 2106.

4. Old State House, Boston The historic State House was originally built in 1713 as a merchant’s exchange and seat of colonial government.