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Museum Policies

Museum Policies Revolutionary Spaces strives to create a welcoming, safe, and respectful environment for all visitors. While enjoying your trip to the Old State House and Old South Meeting House, we ask that you observe the following policies to ensure all guests have a pleasant experience. If you have any questions about our visitor policies […]

Group Visits

Group Visits Visit the sites at the heart of Boston’s Revolutionary story! REQUEST A GROUP VISIT Whether you are planning a group trip with your family or organizing a school field trip, Revolutionary Spaces offers an array of guided and self-guided experiences for groups of all ages and sizes. Our friendly and knowledgeable guides will […]

Museum Admission

Museum Admission Visit the Old State House and Old South Meeting House with one joint ticket to explore the unique relationship between these two historic sites. Tickets include admission to all exhibits and gallery talks. BUY TICKETS Ticket Prices Adult (ages 18-64): $18 Senior (age 65+): $16 Youth (ages 6-17): $10 Children (ages 5 and […]

Visit

Two iconic sites. One ticket. Experience the power of place Spend a memorable day exploring two of Boston’s historical sites, the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. BUY TICKETS Get Tickets With one ticket, explore two of Boston’s most iconic sites-Old South Meeting House and […]

Meet Polly: The Polly Sumner Doll Reproduction Project, Part 1

In early 2022, Revolutionary Spaces received a generous gift from Rick Wiggin, former Executive Director of the Bostonian Society, to create a reproduction of the Polly Sumner doll.

Book Launch for Polly Sumner: Witness to the Boston Tea Party

Polly Sumner doll will be displayed at Old South Meeting House as part of the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party.

Petitions

Members of our staff debate a fundamental question about the process of petitioning: Do petitions still have an important role to play in our democracy today?

The Boston Massacre and Modern Police Violence

The most famous incident of gun violence in American history is undoubtedly the Boston Massacre. But violence perpetrated by the state didn’t end with British rule; we are all too familiar with it in the 21st century.

Revolutionary Spaces Receives $480,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending

Funding secured in the FY23 Omnibus for Historic Preservation and Rehabilitation at Old South Meeting House.

Revolutionary Spaces to Receive $1 Million in State Funding

Funding will help Revolutionary Spaces execute ambitious projects at the Old State House and Old South Meeting House.