Despite there not being many points of reference or archival records on this topic, there are second-hand accounts of the Black community at Old South Meeting House through its pastors, white congregants, and the poetry of Phillis Wheatley.
The History of Black Congregants at the Old South Meeting House — Part One Read More »
What happens when a sports team plays an active role in shaping how they’re memorialized?
There’s a surprising connection between Massachusetts’ history and the world’s most popular sport.
Created by Sugar Creative in partnership with Ubisoft and Revolutionary Spaces, and timed to America’s 250th anniversary, the city-scale augmented reality experience uses the world of the video game Assassin’s Creed® III to place visitors inside the defining moments of the American Revolution, at the exact locations where they unfolded. Available now, free, on iOS and Android.
Revolutionary Spaces is pleased to participate in Blue Star Museums, a program that provides free admission to currently serving U.S. military personnel and their families during the summer.
REVOLUTIONARY SPACES IS A 2026 BLUE STAR MUSEUM Read More »
Find out how colonial Massachusetts towns tried (or didn’t) to take care of their citizens with mental illness
How to Solve a Problem Like Samuel: Colonial Provisions for the Mentally Ill Read More »
Revolutionary Spaces and Suffolk University have partnered to bring student-created art installations to two of Boston’s most iconic Revolutionary landmarks.
Revolutionary Spaces today announced that tickets are now on sale for Ruckus!, a bold new attraction on Boston’s Freedom Trail that drops you in the heart of the Revolution debuting at the Old South Meeting House on July 2nd.
In an exclusive interview with Lou Rocco, the Director of Museum Operations & Experience, find out what his job entails, and what advice he has for those who might be interested in the field.
An Interview with the Director of Museum Operations & Experience at Revolutionary Spaces Read More »
Revolutionary Spaces has been awarded $286,000 through the Save America’s Treasures grant program, through the Historic Preservation Fund. The federal funding will support critical structural stabilization at Boston’s Old State House.
Hub Town Tours Unites Boston’s Iconic Historic Sites to Launch “Boston 250 Pass” Read More »