The Birthplace of The First Telephone

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The Birthplace of The First Telephone is a Hidden Gem across from Center Plaza behind a wall, bushes & sign for the JFK Building in Boston.

The Birthplace of The First Telephone is a Hidden Gem next to City Hall, behind a wall, bushes & sign for JFK Building in Downtown Boston.

The Birthplace of The First Telephone is a Hidden Gem across from Center Plaza behind a wall, bushes & sign for JFK Building in Boston.

15 Sudbury St

Boston, MA 02203

The Birthplace of The First Telephone in Boston, MA, is a historic site dedicated to showcasing the origins of the telephone.

Visitors can explore exhibits and learn about the invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell in this iconic location.

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5.01 reviews

Stephen Z.

6/27/2023

A MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & IF YOU COME ON SUNDAYS THERE'S FREE PARKING AT THE METERS! This is one of the Secret Hidden Gems of America that most people have never heard of or been to before. This...

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Reservations & Historic Sites in Boston, MA offers a unique blend of historical exploration and curated experiences for visitors seeking to delve into the city's rich past. Through guided tours and access to significant landmarks, the company provides an immersive journey into the cultural heritage of the region. With a focus on preserving and showcasing the historical significance of Boston, Reservations & Historic Sites serves as a gateway for individuals and groups to engage with the stories and architecture that have shaped the city's identity over time. Whether for educational purposes or leisurely exploration, this establishment offers a memorable way to connect with the vibrant history of Boston. Generated from their business information

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