Old South meeting place where the appearance like a beautiful church is impressive.
The Old South Meeting Room was built as a church in 1972 and is a historic building, but the most famous story is the meeting room just before the Boston Tea Party in 1773, which triggered the independence of the United States. Known for its use. It was said to have attracted 5,000 citizens because it was one of the largest facilities in Boston at the time. As the story tells, the building is surprisingly large, so let's get closer and experience it. |
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