- The Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston and stands today as a symbol of the right to free speech and free assembly.
- Treasures Found Within: Treading through the front doors of the Old South Meeting House today is like stepping backward in time.
- The Old South Meeting House has been an important landmark since its construction in 1729 and continues to attract visitors from all over the world.
- Today, the Old South Meeting House hosts thought-provoking exhibits, engaging public and educational programs, and an array of private events.
- The Old South Meeting House is a place where you could spend 15 minutes or three hours, depending upon your interest in the American Revolution.
- One of the 16 sites on the Freedom Trail, the Old South Meeting House in downtown Boston is a former Congregational church turned museum.
- Old South Meeting House today. Since 1877, Old South has served as a museum, historic site, educational institution, and a sanctuary for free speech.
- Benjamin Franklin: was born on Milk Street across from the Old South Meeting House, where his parents had him baptized.
- One of the most significant events to take place at the Old South Meeting House was the Boston Tea Party, which occurred on December 16, 1773.