42.36005-71.056244Faneuil Hall on State Street (1-23)
Faneuil Hall Marketplace has been a staple of Boston's freedom and bustling economy since it's creation in 1742. Faneuil Hall was originally created as a meeting house and a forum for our most famous Patriots to give speeches regarding our emancipation from Great Britian.
DID YOU KNOW? Street Performers, or buskers as they were called, first appeared at Faneuil Hall Marketplace more than 30 years ago to provide entertainment for construction workers renovating Quincy Market, South Market and North Market Buildings.
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