Boston opened the time capsule 1795 of the year

Through 200 years after Samuel Adams and Paul Revere buried her, the time capsule was opened. It took an hour to open a small box.

A metal box in the size of 13,75x18,75x3,75 cm was placed in the cornerstone of the state parliament building in 1795, by Revere, blacksmith, engraver and hero of the Revolution, Adams, brewer and governor of Massachusetts, and William Scollei, and she-art-March-by-March-by-March-by-March-by-to-among; Revere was responsible for covering the dome of the building with copper.

“Can we take out the contents of the whole box, or are things too fragile to be pulled out?” - said Malcolm Rogers (Malcolm Rogers), director of the Boston Museum of Art. “It was like a neurosurgery, and history looked at us.”

Item after subject, historical artifacts emerged from the capsule. Among them: five folded newspapers, the seal of the Massachusetts community, the front page of the colonial register of Massachusetts and 24 coins. At the bottom was a rectangular silver plate with inscriptions. According to Rogers, made personally by Revere, writes AmericaRu.com