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Bookmark or Share- OLDSOUTHMEETINGHOUSE.ORGExplore Old South Meeting House and its maps – from a 100-year-old, 3-D table map of Colonial Boston, to floor plans that show where Benjamin Franklin and Phillis Wheatley sat during church services.
- A Tea Party Timeline: 1773-1775 - The Bostonian SocietyDecember 16 (morning)– A Meeting of the Bosy of the People is held at Old South Meeting House. The deadline for resolving the tea issue is midnight. The crowd is estimated at 5,000 – 7,000 people, with overflow standing in the street – the meeting is larger than the voting population of Boston.
- A Short History of the Boston Tea Party - The Bostonian SocietyAt 10 o’clock in the morning on December 16, 1773, thousands of colonists gathered at the Old South Meeting House for a final meeting. Over 5,000 people, more than a third of Boston’s entire population, crowded into the meeting house filling every pew, gallery and aisle.
- Old South Meeting HouseExplore America's proud history of democracy and dissent at the Old South Meeting House in popular interactive programs tailored to your group. Reenact the Boston Tea Party meeting, discover the extraordinary life of enslaved poet Phillis Wheatley, and explore protest and free speech in American history.
- OLDSOUTHMEETINGHOUSE.ORGLocated in the heart of downtown Boston, nestled among grand skyscrapers, Old South Meeting House is a unique venue for your special event. Available for wedding ceremonies, cocktail receptions, formal or informal dinners, lectures and performances of all kinds, this treasured National Historic Site offers you an opportunity to create an event ...
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