The famous statue of Benjamin Franklin is the oldest bronze statue in Boston in the former City Hall courtyard, with a smile and a solemn expression.

As you stroll through School Street, on its left, the former City Hall courtyard houses one of Boston’s oldest bronze statues, smiling and solemn, which is the famous statue of Benjamin Franklin. Not far from here is the first public school in the United States, the Boston Latin School, which was founded in 1635 and still provides educational services in the Boston Finnish community.

The bronze statue sits in the backyard of the old town hall, a small statue of Franklin is very wise, there is a bronze statue of donkey on the other side of the yard, this is interesting, the ground is written on the side of the donkey or stand on the opposite side, suggesting the struggle of the donkey elephant.

Franklin is also one of the most famous statues in Boston. Franklin was a very good politician in American history, so it is normal to have a statue in Boston, a famous cultural city.

The Franklin statue is located here at the old town hall, which was the father of the United States and one of the drafters of the United States Declaration. The American Declaration of that year was read to the people in the old city government, which is very meaningful.