Old South Meeting House

  Old South Meeting House stands at 310 Washington Street in Boston’s historic Downtown Crossing district. Built in 1729, this iconic structure served as a gathering place for revolutionary leaders and was pivotal in organizing protests against British taxation, including the Boston Tea Party in 1773. The building features a striking 56-foot tall steeple and now functions as a museum, showcasing its rich history through various exhibits. Visitors can explore the original timber framing and participate in programs that bring to life the events that unfolded within its walls. Open year-round, special events often coincide with key historical dates, such as the Boston Tea Party anniversary in December, providing unique insights into its storied past.