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Ticket Type | Qty | Price |
Adult |
| $6.00 |
Child5-17 yrs old, Children under 5 are Free |
| $1.00 |
Stu/Sen/MilSenior 62+/College Student with ID |
| $5.00 |
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Tickets for this tour/attraction are currently not available through this store.
Please check below for details.
Due to Covid-19 the Museum will be CLOSED until March 2021.
Visit the the authentic National Historic Landmark where the Boston Tea Party began in 1773! (Image courtesy of FayFoto)
The exhibit Voices of Protest features life-like statues and rare objects. (Image courtesy of Julie Sterling Photography)
Explore the charming 3-D map of colonial Boston! (Image courtesy of Julie Sterling Photography)
Name:
Old South Meeting House, Where the Boston Tea Party Began!
Operating Times:
Current schedule: Thursday-Monday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.
Reservation Notes:
Reservations are NOT needed or accepted. Tickets can be used on any operating day within 6 months of the purchase date.
Booth Location:
Old South Meeting House
310 Washington St, Boston, MA 02108
Nearest Intersection:
Washington and Milk Streets
Parking:
Street Parking. Local Garages-Standard parking garage at 33 Arch St. (entrance on Hawley St.) Garage at Post Office Square at One Post Office Square (entrance at 130 Congress St.)
Age Requirements:
Child Ticket: 5-17 yrs old., Children under 5 are Free.
Notes:
To book a program or visit for groups of 10 or more, please contact Old South Meeting House Education Department at education@osmh.org or (617) 482-6439. ~ Assisted listening devices are available for programs ~ Old South Meeting House is easily accessible by all subway lines. The closest stops are State Street (Blue/Orange Lines), Government Center (Green Line) and Downtown Crossing (Red Line)
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The Old South Meeting House
Largest public gathering place colonial Boston
Where the Boston Tea Party began
A treasured landmark
Boston Irish Famine Memorial
Revolutionary artifacts and documents
3D model shows the route Sons of Liberty