Old South Meeting House: Explore the Exhibits at this Space for Debate

The historic Old South Meeting House in downtown Boston.

Photo by Arlan Fonseca, Courtesy of National Parks of Boston

As a former Puritan meeting house and a space for debate during the American Revolution, Old South Meeting House has exhibits that explore its "proud history of democracy and dissent."

Its ongoing exhibit "Voices of Protest" tells the inspiring, sometimes disturbing, and frequently controversial story of Old South Meeting House through the voices of the men and women whose achievements have shaped its history. Today, Old South continues to serve as a catalyst for intellectual thought and energy by sponsoring public forums, debates, concerts, and theatrical presentations year round.

For current hours of operation and to learn more about Old South Meeting House's tours and exhibits, visit the Revolutionary Spaces website.

The Old South Meeting House is a National Parks of Boston partner site operated by Revolutionary Spaces.

Details

Duration

30-60 Minutes

Activity

Museum Exhibits

Pets Allowed

No

Activity Fee

Yes

For current information about fees, please visit the Revolutionary Spaces website.

Location

Old South Meeting House

Reservations

No

Season

Year Round

For current information about admission, please visit the Revolutionary Spaces website.

Time of Day

Day

For current information about hours, please visit the Revolutionary Spaces website.

Accessibility Information

The main floor and the lower levels of Old South Meeting House are accessible.