Revolutionary Spaces

Our President and CEO Nat Sheidley sat down with Boston Neighborhood Network Media to to discuss our recent funding awards, how Revolutionary Spaces celebrating America's 250th anniversary, and the importance of preserving Boston's history. youtube.com/watch?v=Ivk_rB…

The Corner Store is now open! Located on the corner of the Old South Meeting House in Boston, we’re open daily from 10:30am–6pm. Interested in our other locations? Check out our website for more information! revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-s…

Join us on April 18th for our April Sensory-Friendly Morning, from 9–10 AM! Experience the Old State House in a calm, relaxed environment Attendance is limited to 20 people. For more information, check out our website! revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/sensory-…

We’re hiring Visitor Experience Staff! Interested in museum work? Passionate about public history? Love talking with people about fascinating historical facts? Come take a seat at the table and join our team. Check out our website for more information! revolutionaryspaces.org/about/careers/

We’re proud to be part of Boston’s Family Days! Through this program, Boston students and two guests get free admission to our sites on the first two Sundays of every month. Join us at our sites for the next Boston Family Days on April 5 and April 12: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/boston-f…

On April 21-24 from 10:30AM - 2:30 PM, join us at the Old South Meeting House for Hands-On History activities! Spring into the season of revolution with history themed crafts, music, dress up, scavenger hunts, and more. Plan your visit: revolutionaryspaces.org/explore/hands-…

Thank you Theresa! We’re so proud of our historic sites and love seeing others appreciate their beauty just as much as we do. Interested in learning more about these incredible buildings and their histories? Check out our website and grab your tickets! revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-a…

Earlier this month, we commemorated the 1770 Boston Massacre and honored Crispus Attucks Day with a wreath laying ceremony at the site of the event, the Old State House. Check out this news segment from WCVB News to see a recap of the ceremony! wcvb.com/article/crispu…

The Stamp Act has been repealed! (On this day in 1766) Learn more about the lead-up to the Revolution by stopping by our new Exhibit, Road to the Revolution at the Old State House in Boston. revolutionaryspaces.org/explore/exhibi…

Thank you to Emerson College's student newspaper, @BeaconUpdate for learning more about our monthly spotlight series. Join us at the Old South Meeting House daily from 10 AM-5 PM to experience this history for yourself. Read the full article here: berkeleybeacon.com/revolutionary-…

We had a great time at Folderol, Frippery & Frivolity: Revolutionary Trivia at the Old South Meeting House last week with iCivics to celebrate Civic Learning Week! Stay up to date on our public programs by joining our email list here. revolutionaryspaces.org/about/contact-…

Thank you for the kind words Matt! Grab your cameras and come visit the Old State House for an opportunity to admire architecture ranging from the 18th century to today! Check out our website to purchase tickets, and experience the views for yourself. revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-a…

FIFA apparel is here at Revolutionary Spaces museum stores! Come check out our selection of sweatshirts and tees, and be ready for the games to kick off in June. For more information about our retail locations, click here: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-s…

Happy Women’s History Month! Meet Anna Green Winslow, a young patron at the Old South Meeting House in the early 1770s. Find out more about Anna Green Winslow and her family by visiting the Old South Meeting House! Plan your visit here: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-a…

Our next Sensory-Friendly Morning is happening on March 21st at the Old State House! Join us from 9 AM - 10 AM for a more relaxed museum experience. Guests can expect dimmed lighting, soft music, sensory items and more. For more information, click here: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/sensory-…

From the occupation of the Old South Meeting House to the fortifications on Dorchester Heights that forced their retreat, Evacuation Day changed the course of the Revolution. Learn more about our monthly spotlight at the Old State House all March long. revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-a…

Our museum store at the Old South Meeting House is back open for the season! Visit us daily from 10 AM to 5 PM for history- and Boston-related apparel, novelties, postcards, and more! For information about all our store locations, click here: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-s…

We are so glad people have enjoyed our Boston Massacre tour! Starting tomorrow, our walking tour Massacre & Memory will be back Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 AM in March. Space is limited so check out our website for more information: revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/tours/ma…

On March 5, 1770, tensions between Boston residents and British soldiers erupted into violence outside the Old State House. The event became known as the Boston Massacre, a pivotal moment that transformed anger into action and pushed Massachusetts closer to independence.

Our new exhibit with the Massachusetts Historical Society, "The Road to Revolution: Massachusetts and the Independence Movement" is now open at the Old State House! See the exhibit for yourself at the Old State House. Plan your visit today! revolutionaryspaces.org/explore/exhibi…