This is the first in a nine-part series on Boston.com about historic districts in the city of Boston. Out of the nine historic districts in Boston, Beacon Hill ... houses symmetrical in design ...

When Keeta Gilmore moved from Oklahoma into this five-level row house at 22 Garden St. on Beacon Hill some 14 years ago ... and a few years after Boston was incorporated as a city, the townhouse ...

Boston has one ... it would be Beacon Hill. Famous for its steep, narrow streets lined with classically American Federal–style (and a few Victorian) row houses, Beacon Hill was built in 1795 ...

Cobblestone sidewalks, gas lamps and brick rowhouses are hallmarks of Beacon Hill’s historic appeal. Surrounded by Boston lore and in the shadow of the State House’s golden dome, Beacon Hill ...

The African Meeting House located in Boston's Beacon Hill area is facing some tough budget cuts, but a second grade class is ...

Boston’s intimate Beacon Hill is home to carriage houses that date to the 1800s (most, on cobbled streets that sparkle with gas lamps). This one, featuring design from LTK Interiors’ Lisa ...

Boston’s downtown neighborhood of Beacon Hill, with its cobblestone, gas-lit streets and brick row houses, is steeped ... at Theodore & Company, an interior design company and shop, and handbags ...

The first homes built on Beacon Hill in the late 18th century were in the Federal style, before the iconic row houses of the 19th century caught on. So it’s no wonder 1 Pinckney Street stands out.

Ania Camargo has lived on Boston's Beacon Hill for three decades. From her brick row house on Temple Street you can see the side of the gold-domed State House. "It’s a beautiful one-block ...

Beacon Hill ... Field Guide to Boston: Discover — and rediscover — your Boston. You really can't turn a corner without seeing the golden dome of the State House looming overhead or a metal ...