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Faneuil Hall050
in Boston, MA 02109about Faneuil Hall:
Dubbed the Cradle of Liberty, Faneuil Hall is a stop along the historic Freedom Trail. A marketplace and meeting hall since 1742, it's famous for the political meetings that led to the American Revolution. Such noted orators as Samuel Adams, George Washington, and Susan B. Anthony have spoken here.
The National Park Service conducts a historical talk about the significance of the hall every 30 minutes, from 9:30am-4pm. Of the four floors in the building, only two are open to the public: the first floor houses the Marketplace and food court, and the second holds the actual meeting hall.
The National Park Service conducts a historical talk about the significance of the hall every 30 minutes, from 9:30am-4pm. Of the four floors in the building, only two are open to the public: the first floor houses the Marketplace and food court, and the second holds the actual meeting hall.
tips:
While you're there, check out the Faneuil Hall Marketplace. You may also want to stop in at the New England Aquarium, right across the street.
getting there:
Take the Green or Orange line to the Government Center Stop. Faneuil Hall is located behind City Hall Plaza.
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