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Suffolk County Massachusetts



  • Historic Sites & Districts
  • Back Bay
  • Beacon Hill
  • Blackstone Block
  • Brighton Center
  • Bulfinch Triangle
  • Church Green Buildings
  • Commercial Palace
  • Dedham Manufacturing Company
  • Dill Building
  • Dillaway School
  • District 13 Police Station
  • Dorchester Heights
  • Dorchester Lower Mills Library
  • Dorchester North Burying Ground
  • Dorchester Pottery Works
  • Dorchester-Milton Lower Mills
  • Douglass, Frederick, Square
  • Dudley Station
  • Eagle Hill
  • Fort Point Channel
  • Fulton-Commercial Streets
  • Harrison Square
  • Harvard Avenue
  • Lower Roxbury
  • Mission Hill Triangle
  • Monument Square
  • Monument Square
  • Moreland Street
  • Mount Pleasant
  • Roxbury Highlands
  • Savin Hill
  • South Boston Boat Clubs
  • Sumner Hill
  • Temple Place
  • Woodbourne
  • Bellingham Square
  • Downtown Chelsea
  • Dorchester Heights
  • Revere Beach Reservation

Suffolk County was established by the General Court in 1643. Its size diminished during the 1700s with the creation of Uxbridge, Worcester and Norfolk counties. The county exists as an historical geographic area. There is no county government today. The State of Massachusetts assumed all county functions in 1999.

The Edward W. Brook, Suffolk County Courthouse (probate and family court) is located at 24 New Chardon Street (between Bulfinch Place and Hawkins Street), Boston, MA 02114; phone: 617-788-8300.
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