"If these walls could talk..." is the best phrase to describe this building. Join us on a visit to a 300-year-old building that has witnessed major historical events such as the Boston Massacre and the American Revolution. On this tour, we will explore the significant role this building had for a growing city (and a growing government) over the centuries and its architecture over time. Whether you are a history buff, architecture lover, a fan of Boston, or just love learning new things, this tour is for you! The tour is about 45 minutes, geared towards adults, and welcomes hungry babies, crying babies, sleeping babies, and parents on maternity/ paternity leave, stay-at-home moms and dads, and any other caretakers. After the tour, there will be an optional/ informal gathering at a nearby cafe to discuss art, babies, and everything in between. Advance registration is highly recommended as most museums have a strict tour capacity limit and priority will be given to those who registered in advance. If you are unable to attend after purchasing the ticket, just let us know and we will issue you a credit for another tour (we understand things never go exactly as planned when babies are involved!). Museum admission is included in this ticket.  Photo credit: https://www.bostonhistory.org/