Reviews of Old South Meeting House. (Museum) in Boston (Massachusetts).

Old South Meeting House

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310 Washington St, Boston, MA 02108, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Reviews of Old South Meeting House

Frank Daniels

The enormity of the significance of this building hits you squarely when you walk through the door. This was one of my most anticipated stops on The Freedom Trail and I wasn't disappointed. To know that we were standing in the same room that the Declararion of Independence was read aloud gave me chills. Such an important piece in America's history. Don't miss this when you visit Boston!

bartellj

Some of America’s greatest debates were held in the old South meetinghouse. I live it was very nice to see how it was used over time. And it’s time it was the biggest place in town for demonstrations of all kinds to be hounds. The architecture is really amazing! When you walk around you can feel all the important moments that happen to her. Well worth a stop if you are on the liberty trail.

DJ H

If you like freedom of speech, then you like this place Famous historical building in Boston off the Freedom Trail. If you buy tickets to the Old State House, you also get access to the Old South Meeting House. A great buy one get one free.

Courtney Sandifer

Really great exhibit and timeline inside! Well worth the entry ticket price. Cute little gift shop also.

Ryan

Beautiful historic building. Not much of a museum but has huge historical importance. Ask questions, the staff are willing to share many stories and facts.

Aleksandr Flom

I had, to my shame, no knowledge of this place, or what it really meant. While visiting Boston, a quick glance through Wikipedia page led us there. Its amazing, that you can still visit a place which breathes history, feel you are coming into contact with nation's beginnings. Very important place, to see, to understand, to remember.

Sabrina Toebben

Amazingly beautiful building. It's filled with history you can read and see. The staff is eager to answer any questions you have about history or the building.

Alex Padilla

A beautiful building and perfect place to learn some American history. The inside is shaped kinda like a church or courtroom and you can easily envision the founding fathers in full discussion. There are plenty of informational signs with maps, pictures and even some audio QR codes for listening on your phone. We spent 30 - 45 mins here. The same ticket is also valid for the Old State House right down the road which I would also recommend.

Keith Carlson

The guide was very knowledgeable. Paul Revere even stopped by. Anytime there is living history and the actors are knowledgeable and engaging, it will be a great experience

Nevin Marshall

Love history and the young man that I video taped was really knowledgeable

Fred Wright

Stand where they stood! Our history is preserved. I enjoyed the exhibits. It is just enough to provide the context to stand, linger and reflect.

Leo McNeill

Great staff. Ornate details inside and great exhibits. Veterans and military tickets were free.

Diana Bailey-Kent

Has the reputation of being a "happening place" throughout early American history ... think of the famous "tea party." Did not know the British had occupied and used it to keep and train horses. Totally disrespectful but kinda funny now in retrospect. The inside of the building is so beautiful it is difficult to imagine it filled with dirt and horse manure. Be prepared to do lots of reading when visiting this historic site. There is audio available if you have a smart phone and ear buds. I was short on time and did not get to read everything ... especially events concerning the modern period. Need to hunt for the information online.

Don Bullens

The Old South Meeting House is one of many historical sites in this great city. Many wonderful restaurants too. This city was made for seafood lovers. I took this photo back in July 2017

Mary Dybka Diorio

A must see while touring the freedom trail! It’s amazing to be able to stand in the building where the planning of the Boston tea party took place!

ddsdss

You can buy a combination ticket that includes The Old State House which has much more interesting content. The Old South Meeting House has hosted many important historical figures. It would be great to see actual period items or reproductions, etc., of things used by some of these famous speakers. It's not just boring for kids, it is for some adults, as unfortunately there isn't much on display here. The Old State House is much more educational and memorable. Also, Paul Revere's house, The Old North Church, King's Chapel cemetery, First Public School sidewalk mosaic and Granary Burying Ground really brought history to life for us on the Freedom Trail. The Old South Meeting House takes only a few minutes to see. It's good to visit it if you're including it with other stops as well.

Bruce Provencher

A really nice museum, only $6. If you are into colonial history this is a great place to visit on Boston's Fees Trail. The old South meeting house is where the planning stage for the Boston tea party took place.

BradJill

The Old South Meeting House (US$6 per adult) is one of the important stops on the Freedom Trail in Boston. Built in 1729, this attraction offers a nice stop to see Georgian period architecture. We particularly liked the modest red brick facade and building steeple. Inside the Old South Meeting House, you can visit the meeting hall, where debates were heard regarding British taxation on the colonies as well as protests and outcries regarding the events of the infamous Boston Massacre. Within the main hall you can see pew boxes (two of which are original found on the sides of the hall) where parties would have sat and debated local affairs. There are also a collection of displays regarding social and political issues deliberated at the Old South Meeting Hall. These help provide context on events which took place here that lead to the American Revolution as well as shaping the country during its early days. Overall, a nice stop for those with interest in early American history. There is also a good gift shop in the basement of the Old South Meeting House, which find near the building exit. Note: At the Old South Meeting House, you can buy a combo ticket that includes entrance into the Old State House and the Paul Revere House, giving you a $3 savings compared to buying each ticket individually.

Mickey Tallent

Fantastic. Staff was friendly. Interpretive displays fleshed the story of the meeting house brilliantly. The child's china playset fused by the Great Fire of 1872 was eye opening to me, which almost claimed this storied building as a victim to be numbered with Ben Franklin's birth house.

Tabatha Green

Feast of St.Anthony , @North End... I love North End Boston. This festival has become every year for myself and hubby..The history of it all is simply amazing. Finual Hall etc. Look forward to 2023 always an outstanding adventure.

g3tr1ghttt

It was very nice to pay a visit to his historical place. Tip for locals: don’t forget to visit any Boston public library of your convince and get a ticket (or 4!) to this place for free!

Alexandra López Espinosa

Really nice museum about Boston history and the tea party. The entry is 6$ but we paid 3$ each because there was some place under construction. The people really nice and willing to help. Worthy to visit

Craig S

Well worth visiting whilst you’re doing the freedom trail. This building, much like Boston itself, is steeped in history!

James Powers

Great preservation of one of locations that helped mold our nation in it’s infancy. Displays were nice and informative. Docents were friendly and super informative. Admission to the Old South Meeting House also includes admission to the Old State House. Interesting for history buffs.

Gerard M Foley

Boston 's very own revolutionary center in lots of ways & a great informative museum WITHOUT being stuffy or pretentious,reasonably priced and part of the Go Boston Card bundle of places to see. FREE speech and free Expression being the order of the day!History was made & lived HERE!

Wei Hsu

Really good looking building full of historic things. You can get the tickets on the first floor and go upstairs.

Ada Brown

Fantastic place to visit. The staff was very nice and informative. I enjoyed visiting and will recommend to others.

Amanda M

Beautiful place. The exhibits are informative but there are only very limited artifacts. Affordable and no wait for the restrooms.

Megan Stephenson

It’s a pretty small museum with just the one room that was the meeting house. But the ticket is combined with the Old State House. Nice exhibit and you can sit in the pews like the founding fathers did.

Stan Lipowski

It was an awesome time we seen a lot of lot of beautiful old buildings buildings some we can go in some we couldn't But it's a nice experience to check out histories Anybody that likes the history until old times will just love These buildings Just be prepared to do a lot of walking

A M

Beautiful and full of history, a must see if visiting Boston.

Craig M

Boston is an amazing city with amazing history. Reading about some of the significant events that occurred in Boston, seeing and walking through the historical buildings, reflecting on how people lived in the1600's and what shaped society is part of that amazement.

Alan Clerkin

Amazing piece of Americana. So much history

G Aquino

One of the historic sites along the Freedom Trail. It's quite remarkable for being the venue for organizing the Boston Tea Party, one of the significant events that led to US independence from Britain.

Anne Wilbur

Interesting place to see history first hand!

Abby Yingling

So much to learn! Guide was helpful and kind! Experience history first hand!

Anthony Hyslop

Enriching! Love the history of my COUNTRY! GO NORTH ENDERS!

Daniel Bashaw

This historical landmark is worth a quick visit while in Boston. This was the birthplace of the US revolution and bid for independence.

Sathvik S Prabhu

Another gem on the Freedom trail! Home to the origins of the Boston tea party.

Mauricio Pretto

Nice building from the exterior Unfortunately still closed due to covid

Ivan Lago Brea

Nice

Niq Howard

I suppose some critical thinking once went on here. Tourist markets, a place for fruit sales and a nice park are across the street. Simple building.

Craig Barker

A well done historic site, with excellent interpretation and thought provoking displays.

Tushar Rao

Beautiful place. Nicely maintained. What you see inside is completely what will betray your expectations after looking at the place from outside.

John Davis

One of my favorite museums in Boston. I've walked the Freedom Trail a couple of times, and this was one of the highlights on both trips. The interior iteself is interesting, being relatively unchanged from the revolutionary era. There are also plenty of very well-constructed, fascinating exhibits about the building's history. A very nice way to spend a couple of hours.

TheOverton86

Old south is a wonderful spot!! They even have a scavenger hunt for the kiddos. Loved it!!

Christina Valliere

The history inside this antique building is very interesting. I like how the wood floors creek with every step, and I am always amazed at the detail the people of the past put into the craftsmanship of their work. Also, they provide a fun little scavengar hunt of the artifacts displayed around the church hall.

Messy Recipe

Great exhibits and knowledgeable information, and it was in the perfect location when walking through town. I loved the exhibits, the staff, and restorations and the preservation at this museum. They close at 4pm, so we didn't have a lot of time there, but it was worth it for the time we were there

Priscilla Adams

Very interesting, tour guides were knowledgeable and helpful. A beautiful place in a beautiful city.

Brandon Williams

Neat quick little stop along the freedom trail

Dave Matthews

Interesting place to visit, and at $5 entrance for seniors, very reasonable price.

Larry M

The beauty of this warm and welcoming spiritual space is infused with history and love. This building dates from 1875. It has been beautifully maintained. I love to see the sunlight shining through the stained glass windows. The natural wood adds an additional layer of warmth.

Derek Anderson

Cool museum, great infographs and knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Susan Schuh

Awesome place to visit! Admission is reasonable. AAA discount available.

Darek Gąsiorowski

Another piece of the history of a big city. It is impossible to miss.

Carolyne Volpe Curley

You can't visit Boston to see History - without seeing the Old South Meeting House. My daughter and I visited on July 4 - we had already done the guided Freedom Walk, but went back to see inside the building. This is a very easy stop. There is an exhibit and an audio tour available for you. We instead just walked inside, sat down on a bench, and soaked up the atmosphere. If you try you can see the Colonists, hear the arguments. This site is included on the Go Boston Card. We stayed for about 10 minutes and that was perfect. I definitely recommend it.

Robert Davis

It was pretty interesting, but I wish there was a bit more. Certainly worth a visit if you're hitting up all the places along the Freedom Trail but I wouldn't go out of my way exclusively for it.

Norman Snook

It was there. Walked the freedom trail. Looked at it.

Harry Karamitopoulos

Beautiful historic landmark. The admission was a bit expensive for the small number of exhibits and lack of access to the 2nd floor gallery. The various difficulty levels of scavenger hunts was a thoughtful touch and did make it more engaging for school aged kids.

Thobias Zani

Good to know a little more about Boston's and USAs history

Kevin Werner

A definite stop on the freedom trail. It is now a series of displays with an optional audio tour available on your smart device. The displays focus more on the Meeting House's tradition of free speech extending well beyond the revolution and it's importance to that period. If your expecting somebody rable rousing as an in-period Sam Adams, you'll be disappointed, but it's broader history is also worth some consideration. For the price, the history and the picture opportunities, it is well worth a brief visit.

Anne Thorpe

So worth a visit. The history of Boston is part of its attraction and there's plenty to see here.

Eli George

Historically beautiful interesting for adults , lame for children . Admission fee is reasonable . Pick one of the churches and visit our of the three. We visited all three and they all were the same . Look from outside at the other two. But the old north , church , Kings chapel , and old south meeting place interiors are pretty much the same. Yes each place has a different significants but inside they are alike. For a family on a budget one of the three is good enough for the interior.

Thien-An

A historical and beautiful building. It's actually a cool place for a wedding. Did you know that this was where the original Boston Tea Party plot started and the British retaliated by turning it into a riding school?

Erik Lundquist

Fascinating old building that has played a key role in the maintenance of freedom in our country

Mandy Kirby

This was such an interesting place to visit. They had a few things out that helped to make the exhibit more interactive. The docent that was there was especially knowledgeable and sweet. There are scavenger hunt for youth of all ages as well.

Aaron Measer

Cool museum on the freedom trail showcasing the old South meeting house! Most of the museum is the original meeting area preserved for the public. They also showcase the history and the role the building has played in the free speech debate.

Manuel Navia

This is one of the great historical sites in Boston. It's now a museum, but once a year, on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, Old South Church, which is now located in an 1870s Italianate style sanctuary on Boylston Street (across from the Boston Public Library) returns to its original home for its Thanksgiving service - a very special occasion to look forward to on your calendar. Next year, Old South will be celebrating its 350th anniversary (not a typo!), so the Thanksgiving service should be all the more spectacular.

Gentry Pate

Certainly cool to see, but it is just one big room. Make sure you download the audio presentations to your phone and listen to them while you are in the meeting house. It requires a QR scanner on your device so make sure you have one installed. Otherwise you will be doing a lot of reading. The recorded version nhelps bring the exhibit to life.

Wendy Alexander

Fascinating to gain more information about what happened and how...

Theodore Mall

Since 1877, The Old South Association in Boston has preserved the 1729 Old South Meeting House as a busy museum, treasured landmark, and an active center for civic dialogue and free expression. A must for a visit to Boston. Learn the valuable part it played in the formation of the nation.

Alice Wang

Our first stop on the Freedom Trail! We were able to buy tickets for three of the official sites on the Freedom Trail here, which includes admission to Old South Meeting House, the Old State House, and Paul Revere's House. These tickets never expire, so you can save them and come back at another time if you want. The Old South Meeting House is a meeting house for the Puritans to worship. It was the largest building in Boston at the time, and it is most famous for being the organizing point for the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773. On that day, 5,000 colonists met at the Old South Meeting House to decide what to do with the taxable tea sitting at Griffin's Wharf. After failing to have the tea sent back to England, Samuel Adams stated, "This meeting can do nothing more to save the country." These words were rumored to be a secret signal to the Sons of Liberty to walk down to Griffin’s Wharf and dump the tea into the harbor, marking the start of the Boston Tea Party. As you can see, there is just so much history and colonial significance in this place! And the interior is really beautiful, especially since it's arranged in the traditional New England meeting house style. This is definitely a must stop on the Freedom Trail.

Ekaterina Skulskaia

It was the most interesting part of our visit to Boston! The docent Joe is very professional and nice, he answered all our questions and told us a lot ot interesting things. We are very grateful!

James Hughes

Great piece of American history!

Jan Marie Hagan

The history made in this building is the foundation of our democracy.

Michael Ketzner

This place was really cool to see. I'm so glad it's been preserved. It takes about an hour to do if you read everything. There is so much history here. I definitely would recommend checking it out!

Jenn Orrell-Santoro

If you'd love to learn the true history of our founding father's, old colony Massachusetts...and sit in a pew that holds the history of this nation...than this is a definite spot you will appreciate! I loved it!!

Jeff Busby

Fun to see where Boston Tea Party was planned on the Freedom Trail.

lauren leggett

I wandered in from my journeying on the Freedom Trail and had a good time with the exhibits and looking around the building itself, which is interesting in its architecture and even just its historical significance.

Alexis Smith

So much history happened here. Cool thing about this tour is that you get to listen to events on your phone. You scan a little bar code and it takes you through the tour. Worth it.

Ross Mann

Great stop, worth the tour price!

Bryce Caster

This is where the organizers of the Boston Tea Party met. $6 is admittedly a lot to see the small museum, however there are also plenty of historic exhibits on the Boston Tea Party to make it worth your while.

Angela Bronson

Beautiful and love the exhibit

Jackie Lamkin

Great piece of history. Beautiful architecture. Dove in here during the rain. Spent over an hour reading and learning from the exhibits.

Dawn Cluckie

Good overview with lots of info and photos

Major Hayden

A big part of history! The self-guided tour was easy to follow and we learned quite a bit about what made the building famous.

Logan Stcyr

Kind of lacking a lot to look at. Great historical spot with plenty of information on the building but there's not much to see other than the buildings architecture.

André Azon

So here's a piece of history that you can access for only $6 to keep the place alive and you can find out more than you ever would have known about the origin of the history of the United States of America right here you'll feel like you're part of it

mikecppro

My son loved learning the history of it all

Col Lan

This is now a museum, though it was once a church and a meeting house. This was where the planning and tallying was done for the Boston Tea Party! Seventh stop on the Freedom Trail.

Antoine M

Fascinating part of Boston, full of interesting history. The market here is impressive. Great way to explore this beautiful area of Boston.

Nicole Diehl

Wonderful historical building, prices are not that bad. and the audio tour is very informative. Take your time and enjoy!

Ruben Stemple

Interesting place on the freedom trail.

Manuel Pita

Very well preserved, rich in history from the colony times and revolution, very interesting, and presented in a very pleasant way. So easy to tour.

Anne Johnson

Excellent museum! There were treasure hunts for the kids so that they were absorbed in the museum. Beautiful!

Alex Rozek

Make sure to see the Boston Tea Party re-enactment every December 16th, at the Old South Meeting House. Fascinating and great event for all ages.

Heidi Cosford

On GoBoston card so cannot comment on value for money but information was well presented and interesting. A lovely building with an interesting history.

Felipe Furtado

Beautiful historical sight, easy access through orange and blue lines trough State station and orange and red lines through Downtown Crossing

Glenn Parker

A special place in Boston's history crouching in the midst of a modern cityscape. Exhibits and live events are enhanced by the aura of colonial society.

Kevin Burke

A real gem in history...I actually forgot that Al Sharpton spoke there in the 1990s...The whole city of Boston is a gem for those who love to learn.

Enrique Pardo

Great for a short museum visit. Dosent takes more that 45min to 1 hour. Perfect for families.

Eric Lenhart

Great docent

Vince McLaren

Wow! Amazing history and a solid tour. It was undergoing renovation, but doesn't mess with the experience too much.

Julian Stone-Kronberg

Beautiful landmark. The audio was interesting and easy to access via phone. Really great place to visit

Kami Barnes

Amazing history. I can't believe the people that have spoken there. Very cheap to get in, currently only 5 dollars!

Brian Hagan

Another building filled with history!

Bryant Dodson

A beautiful space full of Boston history. Admission is $6 for adults.

Muggas

Just love the feel of the importance of the true American dream that started here.

R Kitz

Fabulous! The history of our country can be felt in this building! Amazing to stand where our forefathers once did.

Rachael Ridout

Very beautiful little museum!

Michael Fink

I enjoyed the tour inside. My wife & I used the audio app they provide for the tour.

Penny King

Don’t miss this stop in downtown Boston. Old South Meeting House won’t take long but well worth it if you are a history buff.

Rob H

A nice stop on the freedom trail.

Keith Cromer

Very nice exhibits

Leon Billerbeck

Very informative but not worth the 10$. It takes you about 20-30 minutes to read everything.

Jess

Amazing history here! I liked the sheets for the younger ones to keep their interest.

David Crow

Love seeing a history of real free speech, including tolerating viewpoints the owners may disagree with.

Mar Su

Nice church the inside is amazing.

Darren Craine

Cool place fun for all ages you learn a lot about history

Keith Rogers

Unique meeting house that was also a church.

Flamingo

Really interesting, just with there was more history to see. Also the gift shop was closed.

Treena Hogan

Informative for my students.

Shailesh Jha

If you love history you will be surely enjoying this place.

java 58

Little expensive. Very cool inside though.

Derril McDonald

Great city landmark on the History trail around the city. Go check it out.

Robin White-Burke

Just think of all the famous people in history who once sat in this building.

Robin Ziebert

Great staff. Extremely knowledgeable

AJ N

Great school trip for my students to really connect to Boston History

Dorothea McKenzie

Excellent lectures and historical display with friendly staff!

Elisa Troiano

Historically significant landmark. Definitely worthy of a visit.

Kaeli Dovid

History is one of my favorites.fun

Ray Mihulka

Impressive. I'm a huge fan of early American architecture and this does not disappoint.

Mark Carter

What an amazing piece of American history! Staff was friendly and knowledgeable

Andre Santana

One of the birthplaces of the USA. Great exhibits and very educational.

Derek Dambrosio

A Great Stop on the Freedom Trail, on the edge of downtown crossing this building is full of History

Ken Chester Jr

Great spot to experience a bit of revolutionary history.

Cayton Lopez

super cool place. The people there where super helpful.

Ashley DePizzo

Ok. Glad I had the Go Boston pass and didn't have to pay to get in.

Debbie Heath

Great history and learning.

Andrew Harmon (Werd69)

Great piece of Boston history right in the middle of the city.

Peter Syracusa

History!!

Bill Zimmer

Very Interesting! A lot of history! I loved it!

Bret Deneault

Cheap cool thing to do. A lot of history that gets overlooked

Olivier Antunes

Interesting

Linda McClellan

Very interesting

Travis Dumas

Has a tour hourly not bad price for it as well

Eddie Jay

So much history of Americans seeking freedoms.

Bonnie Walker

A great place to visit.

Caelia Silvia

A must go see for any history buff

Drew Quinton

Place where a meeting, which eventually led to the Boston Tea Party, took place on December 16th 1773

Niklas Sütterle

Very insightful museum, free wifi.

Matt Peppes

Another one of my favorite spots on the Freedom Trail.

Kevin Griffin

History is always good to learn about, Boston is full of history

Vicki McCollum

Excellent experience

Beverly Baroni

Great history

Treena Hogan

Great Boston Tea reenactment for 3rd grade class.

Steve Kinkaid

Huzzah! History depicted went way past just the Boston Tea Party.

Ranna Marie

Historic and great place to visit!

Matthew Stone

Pretty important place in the history of Boston and the US.

Sonya Kindle

Very cool. Love the history

Priya Krishna

Historic building amongst modern structures

Julius Lavinskas

In this place the organisers of Boston Tea have gathered back in the time.

Mark L.

Historic site along the Freedom Trail

Jeff Lindahl

Cool piece of history

Ian Templeton

A must see visit a true representative of Boston history

Paweł Samselski

Good place for meetings, but sound system is really bad.

blue cao

The smallest museum that I have ever been to.

John Baker

Great place to learn about historical Boston

Lakshit Jain

Scenic place, great for a brief respite from the freedom Trail

Linda Hsu

Found the history presented here very interesting.

Jim Snyder

Able to visit history.

Jean Hauritz

History is essential to navigating life.

Edward Guyer

Fascinating details about some forgotten history.

M.A. Ray

Cheap museum with lots of American history

Phil Matson

A lot of historic meetings happened here.

Kelly Crespo

Military are complimentary

廖承如

It's cool to know history here

Frans Lichtenauer

Historic must see place

Daniel Scanlan

Boston's history live . A must for everyone.

menier stephane

Very nice contrast between old and new.

Judy Liesch

Great very old and historic

Flower Junky

Neat piece of American History!

Amy S.

Planning on having our wedding here!

Cayla Slater

It was fun to tour here.

Melissa Peña

History and it's air conditioned!!

Peter LaCombe

Original American history. Awesome!

ACE Phone

Architecture and history is great!

Nikos Gkekas

Important place for American revolution.

Dr. Harald Sempf

Ride into History!

Susan J Bonno-Buckner

love these historic places

Gilon Levinson

Bring your kids and go on the scavenger hunt.

Joe Pondaco

Great go to for Boston history

Mohamed Azwan

Beautiful place ...

cody taylor

I sat in awe for a solid 3 minutes in the Jefferson booth

Adam Hendrickson

Lots of history.

Jonas Cherestal Marlowe

Great place for meeting

Angela Bacon

Wish someone would tell you about this place while walking through

John Tower

Great School trip program.

Barry O'Gorman

Perfect for an hour's history

Phillip Shumaker

A lot of history here. Take it all in!

Juan Pinillos

Beautiful historical location

Lorne Angus

Found this to be very interesting with lots of information

Lisa Petric

Amazing! I'm such a nerd

Michael Toth

It is a neat thing to do in Boston

Fumihito Takeuchi

Nice historical place

Los Angeles California

My kids Joseph are visiting

Jorge Vasquez

Loved it

Heidi Adams

Very nice

Heather Buzinski

Very knowledgeable to guide!

Mokhtar Kalmoush

Not bad

Thomas Tj

Small but pretty.

Orest Schur

Don’t miss it

Derek McDermott

Cool place

Topher Williams

The history is incredible

Nathan Milkins

Great history!

Howard Lee

Very cool place

Richard D

Great exhibition.

Phucker750

Pretty neat!

Clean Car

Very interesting.

James Toczyl

Very historical.

Rowen Plagen

Very educational

Angel Gonzalez

Exactly what it sounds like

Reijo S

I like!!

Andy Abbey

A place that excuded history

Darren Chin

Very informative

Mark Luna

Neat place!

Walt Lutter

Historic

mighyandy mightyandy

Amazing History

Jimes Childress

Interesting history.

Suren Moodliar

Poor acoustics

Marc Kudzol

Love history

SEAN

Historical Place

Meredith Lull

Live history

David Swanson

History!!!

Colin Burke

HISTORY!!!!

Anthony Castanon

Really cool place. I highly recommend you talk to the workers/historians there. It brings the place to life so much more.

Denise Figueira

(Translation) It is the eighth stop on the "Freedom Trail", which is a 4 km tour that passes through Boston's historic sites related to US Independence. The Old South Meeting House is now a museum, but its importance is related to the political meetings that took place there that culminated in the American Revolution. Worth checking out. (Original) É o oitavo ponto de parada da "Freedom Trail" (Caminho da Liberdade), que é um passeio de 4 km que passa por locais históricos de Boston relacionados à Independência dos EUA. A Old South Meeting House é hoje um museu, mas sua importância está relacionada aos encontros políticos ocorridos no local que cuminaram na Revolução Americana. Vale conferir.

Maria Kersanach

(Translation) It's a very important place historically, so the museum tells a lot of history, very interesting. But if you're out of time/money, I don't recommend investing in visiting the Old Meeting House because its interior isn't that pretty and the museum is more to read than to see. Anyway, it's an interesting place to visit. Look for dates when cultural events are taking place in the building, it's worth it! (Original) É um lugar muito importante historicamente, então o museu conta muita história, bem interessante. Mas se você estiver sem tempo/dinheiro, não recomendo investir visitando a Old Meeting House pois o seu interior não é taaaao bonito e o museu é mais para ler do que para ver. De qualquer modo, é um local interessante de conhecer. Procure por datas em que estejam ocorrendo eventos culturais no prédio , vale a pena!

GrosTaco

(Translation) The "meeting house" of the American Revolution. (Original) Le "meeting house" de la révolution américaine.

Sylvain Gauthier

(Translation) The architecture of the building is splendid, both inside and outside. This is a must see place in Boston. Indeed, the museum space is underdeveloped. I don't see a problem paying for this type of place. The price is a little high considering that there is almost no museum proper. But the visit is worth it. You pay to see the beautiful interior. Which is acceptable to preserve this type of building. There is also a charming little shop in the basement. (Original) L'architecture du bâtiment est splendide, tant à l'intérieur qu'à l'extérieur. C'est un lieu incontournable de Boston. Effectivement, l'espace muséal est peu développé. Je ne vois pas de problème à payer pour ce type d'endroit. Le prix est un peu élevé compte tenu qu'il n'y a presque pas de musée proprement dit. Mais la visite vaut la peine. On paie pour voir le magnifique intérieur. Ce qui est acceptable pour préserver ce type de bâtiment. Il y a aussi une charmante petite boutique au sous-sol.

Jork Leonhardt

Das Old South Meeting House gehört zu den historisch wertvollen Gebäuden der Stadt Boston und spielt in der amerikanischen Geschichte eine wichtige Rolle. (Translation) The Old South Meeting House is one of the historic buildings in the city of Boston and plays an important role in American history.

Cris Flessak - Vivajando

(Translation) The Old South Meeting House was the stage for the protest meeting against the taxation of tea taxes (the main English product most consumed at the time) on December 16, 1773, which culminated in the event that became known as the "Boston Tea Party". of Boston Tea) later that night. Since 1877 it has housed a museum and is a window into colonial life in Boston. (Original) O Old South Meeting House foi o palco da reunião de protesto contra a taxação de impostos do chá (principal produto inglês mais consumido na época) em 16 de dezembro de 1773, que culminou no evento que ficou conhecido por "Boston Tea Party" (Festa do Chá de Boston) mais tarde naquela noite. Desde 1877 abriga um museu e é uma janela à vida colonial de Boston.

Charles Berson

(Translation) Old South Meeting House, A church steeped in history. Here the Boston Tea Party took place, one of the events that led the USA to independence from Great Britain. Good visit (Original) Old South Meeting House, Une église chargé d'histoire. Ici c'est déroulé la Boston Tea Party, l'un des événements qui ont conduit les USA vers l'indépendance de la Grande-Bretagne. Bonne visite

Koldo Tellitu

(Translation) Historic and beautiful building (Original) Eraikin historiko eta ederra

Александр Степанов

(Translation) A beautiful building, perfectly preserved, has a great historical heritage. (Original) Прекрасное здание, отлично сохранилось, имеет большое историческое наследие.

Thomas Weil

(Translation) Not much to see inside. Some explanations on the role of the building. So it's a bit expensive for the visit. (Original) Pas grand chose à voir à l'intérieur. Quelques explications sur le rôle du bâtiment. Du coup c'est un peu cher pour la visite.

Dila Gaming

Von außen sehr schön. Liegt auch am freedom trail. Der Eintritt ist nicht kostenlos. (Translation) Very nice from the outside. Is also on the freedom trail. Entry is not free.

Julien Paquier-Galliard

(Translation) Very pretty church, it is surrounded by buildings, which makes it all the more attractive (Original) Très jolie eglise, elle est entouré de building ca la met d'autant plus en valeur

Pablo Miguez Ettlin

(Translation) Interesting visit to understand more about the history of Boston, but not to spend more than 30 minutes. (Original) Interesante visita para entender más sobre la historia de Boston, pero no para dedicarle más de 30 minutos.

Алексей Комаров

(Translation) A nice place (Original) Красивое место

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Mariam El Shahab

(Translation) The Falafel King restaurant in Boston is delicious (Original) مطعم ملك الفلافل في بوسطن اكله لذيذ

Chiapei Lin

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