Faneuil Hall

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Faneuil Hall is a historic marketplace and meeting hall in downtown Boston that played a key role as a gathering place for American colonists during the Revolutionary era.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
marketplace
meeting hall
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Cradle of Liberty
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
surface form: "American Revolution"

Boston town meetings
pre-Revolutionary protests against British policy
associatedWithPerson James Otis Jr.
Samuel Adams
category American Revolutionary War sites
Buildings and structures in Boston
History of Boston
country United States of America
surface form: "United States"
function marketplace
public meeting hall
governingBody Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: "City of Boston"
hasFeature assembly hall
cupola
ground-floor market stalls
meeting room on upper floor
hasUse civic events
public ceremonies
tourism
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
historicalRole gathering place for American colonists
site of Revolutionary-era protests
locatedIn downtown Boston
location Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: "Boston"

Massachusetts
namedAfter Faneuil Hall
surface form: "Peter Faneuil"
near Boston City Hall
Quincy Market
openToPublic true
ownership municipal property
partOf Boston National Historical Park
Faneuil Hall
surface form: "Faneuil Hall Marketplace"

Freedom Trail
significance important Revolutionary-era meeting place
symbol of American independence
touristRegion New England
usedFor commercial trade
political meetings
public speeches
town meetings

Referenced by (26)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall Marketplace"
Cradle of Liberty appliesTo Faneuil Hall
subject surface form: "Granary Burying Ground"
this entity surface form: "Peter Faneuil"
this entity surface form: "Peter Faneuil"
subject surface form: "Boston"
Freedom Trail hasSite Faneuil Hall
subject surface form: "State Street station"
this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall area"
Faneuil Hall namedAfter Faneuil Hall
this entity surface form: "Peter Faneuil"
Government Center station near Faneuil Hall
Long Wharf, Boston near Faneuil Hall
Boston City Hall nearby Faneuil Hall
Old South Meeting House nearby Faneuil Hall
Old State House nearby Faneuil Hall
subject surface form: "Old State House (Boston)"
Quincy Market nearby Faneuil Hall
State station nearbyLandmark Faneuil Hall
Charles Bulfinch notableWork Faneuil Hall
this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall remodeling, Boston"
Faneuil Hall partOf Faneuil Hall
this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall Marketplace"
Quincy Market partOf Faneuil Hall
this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall Marketplace"
Cradle of Liberty refersTo Faneuil Hall
this entity surface form: "Faneuil Hall Visitor Center"

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