Old South Meeting House

Built in 1729, the Old South Meeting House was a Congregational church and the largest gathering place for popular politics in Revolutionary Boston. Today it is a busy museum, treasured landmark, and active center for civic dialogue and free expression.

Learn more about the History of the Building.

Directions & Parking

 

Old South Meeting House

310 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02108

617-482-6439

Google Maps

The entrance to Old South Meeting House is located on the west side of the building, on Washington Street, just a few steps off the red brick line of the Freedom Trail. If using GPS, be sure to enter 02108 as the zip code.


  • Orange / Blue Line to State Street (Stations located beneath the Old State House and Old South Meeting House)
  • Green Line to Government Center (The Old State House is one block south down Court Street)
  • Red Line to Downtown Crossing (Follow Washington Street east several blocks)
There are several parking garages in the vicinity of the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. A few recommendations:
  • Post Office Square Garage
    Zero Post Office Square
    Boston, MA 02109
    617-423-1430
    posquare.com
  • Pi Alley Garage
    275 Washington Street
    Boston, MA 02201
    617-720-2006
    pialleygarage.com
  • 75 State Street Garage
    75 State Street
    Boston, MA 02109
    617-742-7275
    75statestreetgarage.com

Hours & Admission

 

Beginning November 1
Closed for walk-up visitation.

Visitation to the Old South Meeting House is currently only available through private bookings for groups of 1-8. To learn more about the experiences we are offering, visit our On-Demand Programs.


Visit the largest building in colonial Boston and discover the history of protest and free speech that continues to this day.

Visitation to the Old South Meeting House is currently only available through private bookings for groups of 1-8. To learn more about the experiences we are offering, visit our On-Demand Programs.


The unique relationship between these two iconic sites creates a rich and dynamic story that speaks to the heart of urgent questions about self-government, free speech, and the role of civic engagement in a free society. Visit both museums for one price.

  • Adults $15
  • Seniors (62+) $14
  • Students $14
  • Children (under 12) $8
  • Members FREE

For more information on memberships, please visit our Become a Member page.

*Does not apply to groups of 10 or more.


For information about field trips and student groups, visit School Programs. To reserve tickets for a group, fill out a Group Reservation Request Form.
Revolutionary Spaces is proud to provide FREE admission to the following groups:
  • US Military and Veterans (Blue Star Museums)
  • Massachusetts Teachers
  • EBT cardholders

What’s On at the Old South Meeting House

<h5>VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES</h5><p>From digital exhibits to online tours to community conversations and events, check out these virtual experiences that foster revolutionary spaces anywhere you go.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn More →</b></p>
VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES

From digital exhibits to online tours to community conversations and events, check out these virtual experiences that foster revolutionary spaces anywhere you go.

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<h5>TWO-SITE TOUR</h5><p>Explore the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House with a private visit for 1 to 8 people, featuring a dedicated docent.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
TWO-SITE TOUR

Explore the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House with a private visit for 1 to 8 people, featuring a dedicated docent.

Learn more →
<h5>MASSACRE & MEMORY TOUR</h5><p>A half-mile guided walking tour that explores the surprisingly small geography of colonial Boston to uncover the roots of the Boston Massacre.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
MASSACRE & MEMORY TOUR

A half-mile guided walking tour that explores the surprisingly small geography of colonial Boston to uncover the roots of the Boston Massacre.

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<h5>CRISPUS & CONVERSATION</h5><p>Immerse your group in the rich history of the Boston Massacre, focusing on the "first martyr of liberty," Crispus Attucks. After the tour, continue the conversation over dinner at a local restaurant.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
CRISPUS & CONVERSATION

Immerse your group in the rich history of the Boston Massacre, focusing on the "first martyr of liberty," Crispus Attucks. After the tour, continue the conversation over dinner at a local restaurant.

Learn more →
<h5>ON-DEMAND PROGRAMS</h5><p>Your small group can enjoy a safe and personalized experience of Revolutionary Spaces.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
ON-DEMAND PROGRAMS

Your small group can enjoy a safe and personalized experience of Revolutionary Spaces.

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<h5>BOSTON TEA PARTY REENACTENT</h5><p>DEC 16</p><p>5,000 colonists met at the Old South Meeting House to decide the fate of three shiploads of tea.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
BOSTON TEA PARTY REENACTENT

DEC 16

5,000 colonists met at the Old South Meeting House to decide the fate of three shiploads of tea.

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<h5>THE HALL AT THE OLD SOUTH MEETING HOUSE</h5><p>Built in 1729 as a Puritan house of worship, the Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
THE HALL AT THE OLD SOUTH MEETING HOUSE

Built in 1729 as a Puritan house of worship, the Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston.

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<h5>VOICES OF PROTEST</h5><p>Discover compelling people who made a difference at Old South Meeting House and the history of protest and free speech that continues to this day.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Learn more →</b></p>
VOICES OF PROTEST

Discover compelling people who made a difference at Old South Meeting House and the history of protest and free speech that continues to this day.

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<h5>VIRTUAL TALKS</h5><p>Watch videos of our Education Associates giving virtual talks on the people and stories that have shaped the ongoing American Revolution.</p><p class="textsaffron"><b>Watch →</b></p>
VIRTUAL TALKS

Watch videos of our Education Associates giving virtual talks on the people and stories that have shaped the ongoing American Revolution.

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