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in 1740–1742 in the style of an
English country market, with an open ground floor serving as the market house, and an assembly room above. According to Sean Hennessey, a National Park Service spokesman, some of Boston's early slave auctions took place near Faneuil Hall.
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Remarks of the Hon. Peleg
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Savannah and Boston: account of the supplies sent to
Savannah; with the Last appeal of Edward Everett in Faneuil Hall; The letter to the mayor of Savannah; and, The proceedings of the citizens, and letter of the mayor of Savannah. Boston: J. Wilson,
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Francis Adams. An oration, delivered before the City Council and citizens of Boston, in Faneuil Hall, on the sixty-seventh anniversary of the Declaration of Independence: July 4th, 1843. Boston: J. H. Eastburn, City printer,
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Proceedings of the indignation meeting held in
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After a sixty-two year hiatus, the hall's bell began ringing again in 2007 when a stuck clapper was freed and lubricated and new bellrope attached to the bell. Its last known ringing with its clapper had been at the end of
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met at the hall in the 1830s and formed the
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of 1966, which placed all
National Historic Landmarks in the National Register. The ground floor and basement were altered in 1979. The Hall was restored again in 1992, and in 1994 the building was designated a local
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Everett. A eulogy on the life and character of John Quincy Adams: delivered at the request of the legislature of Massachusetts, in Faneuil hall, April 15, 1848. Boston: Dutton and Wentworth, state printers,
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and although a vote of thanks was passed unanimously, his offer was accepted by a majority of only seven (367 to 360). Funded in part by profits from slave trading, the building was begun in
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Socialism: a speech delivered in Faneuil hall, February 7th, 1903, by Frederic J. Stimson ... in joint debate with James F. Carey. Boston: The Old Corner Book Store, Inc., 1903
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stated: "We are not going to change the name of Faneuil Hall". Additional name change protests have followed, including activists chaining themselves to the front door and a
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Faneuil Hall is not part of the festival marketplace known as Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Rather it is owned by the City of Boston and managed by the National Park Service.
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Speech of Gen. A. J. Hamilton, of Texas, at the war meeting at Faneuil hall, Saturday evening, April 18, 1863. Boston: Press of T. R. Marvin & son, 1863
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is located on the fourth floor and includes an armory, library, offices, quartermaster department, commissary, and a military museum with free admission.
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Art within Faneuil Hall includes many paintings and sculpture busts of Revolutionary War activists, pre Civil War abolitionists, and political leaders.
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in 1742. Gilded with gold leaf, it weighs 80 pounds (36 kg), is 4 feet (1.2 m) long, and is believed to be modeled after that of the London
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Edward Everett. Eulogy on Lafayette: delivered in Faneuil hall, at the request of the young men of Boston, September 6, 1834. Boston: N. Hale, 1834
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pilasters on the third floor. This renovation added galleries around the assembly hall and increased its height. Faneuil Hall was used for
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Timothy Fuller. An oration, delivered at Faneuil Hall, Boston, July 11, 1831: at the request of the Suffolk Anti-Masonic Committee. 1831
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The area between the eastern end of Faneuil Hall and Congress Street is part of Boston National Historical Park. In this landscape is a
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is made with etched silhouettes of seaweed, sea grass, fish, shells and other materials found along a high tide line.
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signed Massachusetts' health care bill into law with a fife and drum band in Faneuil Hall before 300 ticketed guests.
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lately arrived on the ship Eleanor; Capt. James Bruce, Samuel Adams, Jonathan Williams, and others present
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offered, at a public meeting in 1740, to build a suitable edifice at his own cost as a gift to the town.
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for Bostonian characters to indicate that they pronounced it
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United States historic place in Boston, MA (opened 1743)
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2203:"Grasshopper Weather Vane on Faneuil Hall Is Stolen".
1849:"Grasshopper Weather Vane on Faneuil Hall Is Stolen".
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1680:"Lionel Lincoln : or, The leaguer of Boston"
1429:"Unearthing Boston?s Past – The Daily Free Press"
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1496:Listing of National Historic Landmarks by State
405:There was a strong opposition to market houses,
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2290:, Library of Congress. Includes 1937 photos.
1911:"Samuel Adams Statue at Faneuil Hall Boston"
1729:"Group calls for Faneuil Hall to be renamed"
1288:"Faneuil Hall Boston, The Cradle Of Liberty"
1162:1798 eagle statue in the building's interior
1135:1981 view of Faneuil Hall from the steps of
803:nineteenth-century sculpture of Samuel Adams
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1703:"Faneuil Hall: Everything you need to know"
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2194:, Faneuil hall, Thursday, March 19, 1903.
1340:"America's 25 Most Visited Tourist Sites"
38:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
4644:4th Governor of Massachusetts, 1794–1797
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2009:Snow. History of Boston. 1828; p.293-294
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1750:"Marty Walsh has a confession to make"
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481:Twentieth and twenty-first centuries
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1799:McDonald, Danny (12 January 2023).
1383:
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1201:Dock Square (Boston, Massachusetts)
520:Faneuil Hall, photograph dated 1903
13:
4710:1768 Massachusetts Circular Letter
3547:Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
3535:Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
3529:Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society
2288:Historic American Buildings Survey
1677:
598:On November 2, 2014, Boston Mayor
495:National Historic Preservation Act
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4775:Signed, Articles of Confederation
4760:Massachusetts Provincial Congress
3864:Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
3220:(slave memoirists, abolitionists)
2582:Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
2236:
1727:Gere, Michelle (17 August 2017).
1682:. New York : Lovell, Coryell
1654:"Thousands say goodbye to Menino"
840:1773 – December 3: Meeting about
4658:First Continental Congress, 1774
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587:On October 30, 2013, President
373:Boston National Historical Park
47:U.S. National Historic Landmark
4992:Commercial buildings in Boston
3958:New England Holocaust Memorial
3688:Lewis and Harriet Hayden House
1853:. January 6, 1974. p. 54.
1701:Zander, Amy (16 August 2016).
1493:National Park Service (n.d.).
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3909:Institute of Contemporary Art
3316:(lawyer, abolitionist, judge)
2622:Institute of Contemporary Art
2294:SAH Archipedia Building Entry
1690:– via Internet Archive.
1527:Boston Landmarks Commission.
1231:
702:, James Fenimore Cooper used
493:following the passage of the
375:and a well-known stop on the
141:Show map of the United States
64:Faneuil Hall today, east side
4733:Committees of correspondence
3678:Charles Street Meeting House
3308:George Middleton (1735–1815)
2577:Boston Irish Famine Memorial
2228:Burgon, John William (1839)
2169:"At the Cradle of Liberty,"
1558:"At the Cradle of Liberty",
1338:Baedeker, Rob (2008-05-05).
580:On April 11, 2006, Governor
573:'s concession speech in the
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4541:National Historic Landmarks
3869:Citi Performing Arts Center
3443:1857 Supreme Court decision
3208:(minister, slave memoirist)
2759:List of companies in Boston
2592:Dorchester Heights Monument
2310:Site of the Boston Massacre
2219:Abram English Brown (1901)
1216:Boston Landmarks Commission
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812:A Once and Future Shoreline
591:delivered a defense of the
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504:Boston Landmarks Commission
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4960:John Adams (second cousin)
4816:1796 presidential election
4687:The Independent Advertiser
4536:Cape Cod National Seashore
3940:Appeal to the Great Spirit
3756:Copp's Hill Burying Ground
3461:Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
3352:(abolitionist, politician)
3274:(abolitionist, politician)
2648:Appeal to the Great Spirit
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2283:Boston Classical Orchestra
2225:. Boston: Lee and Shepard.
1865:"Faneuil Hall Grasshopper"
1824:Viser, Matt (2007-05-04).
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2232:. London: Robert Jennings
2207:. January 6, 1974. p. 54.
1887:"Playing Tourist At Home"
996:Boston Evening Transcript
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913:Charles Francis Adams Sr.
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3717:Influential publications
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3370:(minister, abolitionist)
3346:(college grad., teacher)
3256:(abolitionist, minister)
3244:(abolitionist, minister)
2243:Faneuil Hall Marketplace
1678:Cooper, James Fenimore.
1534:(Report). Archived from
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1039:1992 – Building restored
828:1761 – Hall burned down.
754:Grasshopper weather vane
605:The headquarters of the
525:Faneuil Hall Marketplace
509:The headquarters of the
463:until 1822. Neighboring
218:Architectural style
4876:Old South Meeting House
4698:1764 Sugar Act response
3630:Prince Hall Freemasonry
3553:Prince Hall Freemasonry
3414:Back-to-Africa movement
3218:Ellen and William Craft
3214:(abolitionist, soldier)
2617:Hynes Convention Center
2423:Boston Marathon bombing
2273:Suffolk County listings
1985:"Houghton Library Blog"
1915:www.celebrateboston.com
1826:"It tolls for the city"
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3693:George Middleton House
3608:Twelfth Baptist Church
3440:Dred Scott v. Sandford
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3084:New England Revolution
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3163:Black Heritage Trail
3079:New England Patriots
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1516:– via nps.gov.
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965:Eben Norton Horsford
871:September 6, 1834 –
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805:created by sculptor
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5037:Landmarks in Boston
4854:American Revolution
3934:Museum of Fine Arts
3708:John J. Smith House
3569:Home of Primus Hall
3396:Relevant topics and
3344:John Brown Russwurm
3320:William Cooper Nell
3192:(college professor)
3184:Macon Bolling Allen
2739:Innovation district
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2443:Diplomatic missions
1585:on 22 February 2017
1262:. January 23, 2007.
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963:October 29, 1887 –
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3581:Abiel Smith School
3484:History of slavery
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2882:Financial District
2749:Route 128 corridor
2729:Financial District
1991:on 8 November 2015
1867:. Celebrate Boston
1634:on August 25, 2018
1610:The New York Times
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1317:dailyfreepress.com
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