K.Venkateshwar.Rao

Located in the heart of the city, Beacon Hill is one of Boston’s most desirable and expensive residential areas. It is well-known for being home to the most photographed street in America, the charming cobblestoned Acorn Street. Apart from that, the federal-period mansions and gaslit streetlamps found in Beacon Hill are some of the features that distinguish it from any other neighborhood in the country. The South Slope, located between Beacon and Pickney Streets, showcases some traces of the past when wealthy Brahmins ruled Boston. Meanwhile, the North Slope, located between Pickney and Cambridge Streets, displays a diverse view of the time in Boston’s history when eradication of slavery and pursuit of religious freedom and equal rights were ongoing. The Charles Street, known as the Flat Side, is home to many wonderful boutiques, lively restaurants, and some of the city’s finest art galleries and antique shops. The Commonwealth’s Government and the State House which overlooks the