Revolutionary Spaces connects people to the history and continuing practice of democracy through the interwoven stories of Boston’s Old State House and Old South Meeting House.
Upcoming Events
- Historians Comedy Hour: History, She WroteSEP 13: Games, prizes, and more in our live show with women’s history scholars hosted by comedian Kendra Dawsey.Read more →
- Tea Party Tonight! The Road to PhiladelphiaSEP 30: For our forth episode, host Rob Crean is going forth to conquer… Philadelphia’s Carpenters’ Hall!Read more →
- Joe Bagley: Boston’s Oldest Buildings and Where to Find ThemOCT 6: Join City Archaeologist Joe Bagley as he reveals the oldest surviving buildings in Boston. This book and presentation will appeal to nonarchitects and those new to historic preservation.Read more →
- Members’ View Virtual Tour: Massacre and MemorySEP 28: Massacre & Memory explores the complicated history of the Boston Massacre.Read more →
On Washington Street
- Joe Bagley: Boston’s Oldest Buildings and Where to Find ThemOCT 6: Join City Archaeologist Joe Bagley as he reveals the oldest surviving buildings in Boston. This book and presentation will appeal to nonarchitects and those new to historic preservation.Read more →
- Tea Party Tonight! The Road to PhiladelphiaSEP 30: For our forth episode, host Rob Crean is going forth to conquer… Philadelphia’s Carpenters’ Hall!Read more →
- Historians Comedy Hour: History, She WroteSEP 13: Games, prizes, and more in our live show with women’s history scholars hosted by comedian Kendra Dawsey.Read more →
- VIDEO | Tea Party Tonight! Episode 3VIDEO: The third episode of our late-night comedy/history talkshow, with host Rob Crean!Read more →
- Age of Phillis on FilmJUNE 15: A panel featuring the producer and director of the new short film series Imagining the Age of Phillis, as well as poet Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, on whose poems the films are based.Read more →
- VIDEO | Interpreting the Past Through ComicsA discussion with creators who have used comics and graphic novels to tell complicated and personal histories spanning from World War II to the near-past.Read more →







