Discounted Membership

Making history accessible to all

Revolutionary Spaces is pleased to offer discounted membership prices to the following individuals:

Seniors (65+)
Students
Teachers
Military families
EBT/WIC card holders

Discounts apply to the Foundational Fellow (Individual), Balcony Club (Couple), and Chandelier Guild (Family) levels. Become a member today to experience a deeper connection to the history and continuing practice of democracy through the intertwined stories of two of the nation’s most iconic sites—Old South Meeting House and Old State House.

For any questions related to discounted membership, please contact membership@revolutionaryspaces.org.

Discounted Membership Levels

$35 Foundation Fellow

These iconic brick buildings stood at the center of 18th-century life in Boston. Built in 1713, the Old State House is the oldest surviving public building in the city. The brickwork is classic English-bond masonry, with alternating rows of headers and stretchers. The Old South Meeting House was completed in 1729; a strong brickwork design of Flemish bond masonry gave rise to a towering building. Constructed as a Puritan house of worship, it was the largest indoor gathering place in colonial Boston which made it a center of public life.

Benefits

Digital membership card*
Unlimited free admission for one individual
10% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events

$60 Balcony Club

Standing over Boston’s original town square, the balcony of the Old State House cemented the building’s role as the center of civic and political activity in the city. Because of its prominent location, the balcony was the site of the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Boston!

Benefits

Digital membership card *
Unlimited free admission for two individuals
10% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events

$100 Chandelier Guild

The electric chandelier that hangs in the main hall of Old South Meeting House is a replica of a gas-burning version that was gifted by a member of the congregation. Installed in 1802, the French glass chandelier was a beautiful example of the generosity of the Old South community and their support for this space.

Benefits

Digital membership card *
Unlimited free admission for up to four individuals 18+
15% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events
Special member rates to signature events

$250 Clock Circle

The engraved clock and scrollwork that decorate the Old State House’s east façade were added to the building in 1831. At the time, the building served as Boston City Hall. These 19th-century embellishments were made by Simon Willard, America’s most well-known clockmaker and a Massachusetts native. Willard also designed the eagle clock that still hangs in the Hall of Old South Meeting House.

Benefits

Digital membership card *
Unlimited free admission for up to four individuals 18+
15% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events
Special member rates to signature events
Advanced ticketing to signature events

Old State House - Clock and Lion - ornate clock with Roman numerals and decorative carvings, set on a brick building.

$500 Steeple Society

Part of the original 1729 construction, the Old South Meeting House steeple has stood over Washington Street for nearly 300 years. The design, inspired by Sir Christopher Wren’s London churches, was one of the first to be used by a non-Anglican congregation in New England and went on to inspire steeples throughout the region.

Benefits

Digital membership card *
Unlimited free admission for up to four individuals 18+
20% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events
Special member rates to signature events
Advanced ticketing to signature events
Private guided tour of Old State House or Old South Meeting House tower (up to four individuals)

$1,000 Weathervane Society

The weathervanes of both the Old South Meeting House and the Old State House are original to their respective buildings and were created by members of the same family. The Old State House’s 1713 weathervane is attributed to Shem Drowne, America’s first documented weathervane maker. Designed in a similar style, the weathervane that tops the Old South Meeting House was made by his sons, Thomas and David Drowne.

Benefits

Digital membership card *
Unlimited free admission for up to four individuals 18+
25% museum store discount
Invitation to signature events
Special member rates to signature events
Advanced ticketing to signature events
Two private guided tours of Old State House or Old South Meeting House tower (up to four individuals)

Staff and Leadership Old State House weathervane

Membership Policies

Memberships are nontransferable and nonrefundable. Cardholders must be present at time of visit to receive member benefits.

Please note that all member categories, benefits, and prices are subject to change. Membership benefits may not be refunded, resold, exchanged, or transferred.

Free admission benefits for members may not be used for group visits or for commercial purposes. Any unauthorized use may result in a membership or admission tickets being revoked.

Discounted Membership

Making history accessible to all

Discounted Membership Levels

$35 Foundation Fellow

$60 Balcony Club

$100 Chandelier Guild

$250 Clock Circle

$500 Steeple Society

$1,000 Weathervane Society

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