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Is it possible to preserve a historic space within a city? Can you preserve a city in time or does the fluid nature of an urban environment make it impossible to hold in one place?
Object of the Month Fascinating Treasures & Unique Artifacts Join our email list Explore Revolutionary Spaces’ Object of the Month to learn more about our collection of objects, documents, maps, books, photographs, and more! Each month, we will highlight a unique object handpicked by Associate Director of Collections Lori Erickson Fidler. Discover some of the […]
N/A N/A Wedding Rental Request Form Tours For a virtual tour of our Main Hall at Old South Meeting House, please visit our Wedding Wire storefront. You will also find 360-degree views of the Conference Room and Education Room, both of which are available for your wedding party to lounge in before your ceremony. If you […]
Gala & Festival Premiere Party Friday, September 22, 2023 Day Hour Minute Second Help us revisit our founding stories and reimagine how our democracy can continue to work for all people by supporting the Revolutionary Spaces Gala. You are invited to support Revolutionary Spaces and kick-off the Raising Voices Festival in style with a preview party […]
Corporate Partnerships & Memberships Support Transformational Experiences Become a Corporate Member Each year, Revolutionary Spaces plans an array of exciting public programs, educational initiatives, and thought-provoking exhibits. With your corporate partnership or membership, you can help us achieve these goals, preserving our heritage and shaping our future. Revolutionary Spaces offers a unique platform for businesses […]
Partner Events Learn more about our Partners in Public Dialogue Program Partner Event Request Form Due to the anticipated installation of new exhibits at the Old State House and Old South Meeting House, Revolutionary Spaces is currently not accepting venue rentals. For questions or more information, please contact info@RevolutionarySpaces.org. Since the 1773 mass protest meetings […]
Representation and How to Get It A Play about Julia Ward Howe Registration for this program is now closed. “I would be human, and American, and a woman.” Julia Ward Howe, author of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, is up at 4:00am. She’s rehearsing a talk she’s about to give to the Boston Radical […]
We Were Always Here LGBTQ+ History and Colonial America Watch Video Join two esteemed scholars as we illuminate LGBTQ+ history through the prism of Colonial America, bring to life individuals whose contributions shaped the new nation, illustrate what life was like for those who lived outside of gender and sexual norms in the era, and […]
Piracy and Liberty by the Sea Give Me Freedom or Give Me the Rope Watch Video AarrRRRRRRRR you ready for “Talk Like a Pirate Day?” Join Revolutionary Spaces and three swashbuckling experts on the struggle for freedom and equality in the pirate and maritime community. Featuring Stephen O’Neill of the Hanover Historical Society, Dr. Megan Victor from Queens College-CUNY, and […]
Benjamin Franklin, Rattlesnakes & Pepe the Frog Memes in American Politics WATCH VIDEO Memes-images that spread quickly through large groups-are a central part of internet culture. Not only have they have been instrumental in the rise of social media, they also have had a major influence on American political discourse. According to leading media expert […]