Old South Meeting Hall is an historic building and museum in downtown Boston. The building was built in 1729 and was used for public gatherings and meetings. The building is famous for being the spot where the Boston Tea Party started. Today, the building is used for private gatherings and as a museum.
Entrance costs $5 for adults and $4 for students. There isn't too much to see here. There are a few informational displays about the history of Boston and the Tea Party. It is neat to see the old building and read some of the information, but we were done in less than 30 minutes.
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