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We are proud partner of Mayor Wu’s Boston Family Days program through the @cityofboston and @artsinboston offering free museum admission to all school-age children in Boston. We look forward to welcoming you every first and second Sunday of the month! ow.ly/4HFU50VJehm

Save the Date and step into the drama that sparked a revolution! Join us for the Old South Meeting House Party on Oct. 16, 2025, to enjoy immersive storytelling, colonial-inspired cocktails, and a chef-curated tasting menu. Sponsorships available now: ow.ly/VL9m50VFWiQ

Though only 13 years old at the time, John Robbins of Acton acted as drummer to mark time for the marching troops during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Learn more about this 250-year-old and other unique objects of the month: ow.ly/65NH50VKxER

After more than a century, the Old State House’s gilded eagle finally returned to its original roost in August 2024—and its story is more complex than you might think. Dive into the latest Boston Reconsidered blog to learn more its origin: ow.ly/9MUt50VMWUi

Step into the historic moment that shook a city and changed a nation. Join us daily at 11am for our Massacre & Memory tour to explore the tensions, truths, and turning points of the Boston Massacre. Tours are free with joint museum admission or membership! ow.ly/qrvC50VMYNZ

With the 250th anniversary of American independence on the horizon, we’re planning bold new exhibits and programs that connect the past to the present—and we need your support to make them happen. Help us write the next chapter by making a gift today: ow.ly/YtHi50VN0p5

In 1854, Anthony Burns was arrested under the Fugitive Slave Law and Boston erupted in protest. On 5/24, the anniversary of his arrest, join us and @BostonNHP for Rocking the Cradle, a reenactment of the powerful speeches and debate that galvanized a city. ow.ly/Facn50VN3cR

Thanks, Louise, for another fantastic 5-star review! From exploring powerful exhibits to connecting with expert guides, find out why the Old State House and Old South Meeting House are must-see destinations on everyone's Boston bucket list! ow.ly/JLhY50VN5iz

Democracy Now is now available for viewing! Tune in to this powerful conversation about the future of civic life and leadership with experts in law, journalism, education, and activism. Explore how we build a democracy that serves everyone. Watch here: ow.ly/MFzu50VN7Qt

Our Monthly Spotlight Series focuses on two key figures in the preservation of our sites: Moses Gulesian and Mary Hemenway. Pictured here is Gulesian, the passionate preservationist who restored the lion and unicorn atop the Old State House. ow.ly/FBxb50VNmAt

Announcing our exciting new partnership with Go City®! You can now purchase a Go City Pass directly through our website, unlocking discounted access to more than 40 top attractions including the Old State House and Old South Meeting House! ow.ly/gUv750VNmGz

Adopt an artifact and save a piece of history! This china platter once owned by Major-General John Stark is cracked down the center and needs expert repair. With your help, we can bring it—and many other priceless objects—back to life. Learn more: ow.ly/IL9e50VNmWI

Step into the heart of Downtown Boston to discover the heroic figures and epic stories of America's independence. Take Ajay's advice and plan to stay awhile—there’s a lot to explore! Add our museums and historic sites to your weekend itinerary. ow.ly/2XKV50VNmMj

Earlier this year, we hosted a debate at Old South Meeting House that brought Gen Z changemakers face-to-face with former members of Congress, local leaders, and a fired-up audience to ask: Should the voting age be lowered? Watch here: ow.ly/isi450VNa8R

Continuing our Monthly Spotlight Series, we celebrate Mary Hemenway. Visit Old South Meeting House all month long to explore her vital role in preserving Boston’s revolutionary past. Here she is pictured with her twin grandsons. Learn more: ow.ly/VKBS50VNmEG

Cycloramas were massive panoramic paintings that put viewers right in the middle of the action. This mural, once located in Boston’s South End, helped bring the Battle of Bunker Hill to life. Learn more about this fascinating piece in our collection: ow.ly/cW2h50W0hlF

Explore Boston’s hidden revolutionary stories. Our Slavery & Resistance in Colonial Massachusetts tour uncovers the voices of Phillis Wheatley, Belinda Sutton, and more. Free with two-site museum admission, this tour takes place daily at 2pm through 6/15. revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/tours/sl…

Join us for Sensory-Friendly Mornings at the Old State House starting 6/27 from 9–10AM. A new way to explore Boston’s revolutionary history in a calm, welcoming setting. Tickets are free for kids 18 and under but space is limited so reserve your spot now! revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/sensory-…

Today marks 250 years since the Battle of Bunker Hill. To mark the anniversary, read "Bunker Hill in Four Objects," a special edition of our Boston Reconsidered Blog that sheds light on the people, politics, and power struggles behind this pivotal moment. ow.ly/qC7e50WaTWr

There's only 10 days left to explore our Monthly Spotlight for June: The Liberty Affair! Stop by Old South Meeting House to learn more about this dramatic act of colonial resistance and to reenact this moment by making and destroying your own paper boat. revolutionaryspaces.org/explore/monthl…