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About Old South Meeting House
New England’s revolutionary heart beats at the Old South Meeting House, a National Historic Landmark in downtown Boston operated by Revolutionary Spaces. Located at 310 Washington Street, this museum and meeting house is a cornerstone of American history, famously tied to the December 1773 meeting that helped spark the Boston Tea Party. Whether you’re planning a historical tour, a special event, or a community gathering, we’ve got you covered with clear, straightforward ticket options and practical venue guidance.
Important notes: seating at Old South Meeting House is designed to accommodate up to about 330 seated guests or about 250 for standing events. Public seating charts aren’t published, but floor plans may be available through event platforms like Cvent for planning purposes. When you’re ready to secure your visit or event access, we’ll present current availability through our trusted network. For convenience, here are practical details to help you plan your trip and stay in Boston.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 310 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108.
- Venue type: National Historic Landmark museum/meeting house, operated by Revolutionary Spaces.
- Capacity: Seated up to ~330; Standing up to ~250.
- Seating chart: No public seating chart published; floor plans are available via event platforms (e.g., Cvent) for planning.
- Parking: Nearby garages include Post Office Square, Pi Alley, and 75 State Street garages.
- Transit: MBTA access via Orange/Blue Line at State Street; central downtown location near Freedom Trail.
- Nearby hotels: Examples include The Godfrey Hotel Boston and The Lenox Hotel (downtown options).
- Notable events: Overflow meeting in December 1773 that helped spark the Boston Tea Party.