Old South Meeting House Boston Massachusetts MA tower clock unused old postcard For Sale

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Contact us if you find a significant error in the A.I. generated description so we can fix is a vintage postcard. Old South Meeting-house Boston Massachusetts. Built 1729. The second house of worship of the Third or South Church organized in 1669 to provide a more liberal entrance into the Church and therefore a wider civil franchise. The gathering-place of the famous town meetings that ushered in the Revolution. Abandoned for church use after the fire of 1872 it was bought by public-spirited citizens in 1876. Owned since 1877 by the Old South Association in Boston a corporation specially chartered to preserve it the Old South is set apart as an historical and educational institution and monument. The front of the postcard shows a view of the Old South Meeting House in Boston Massachusetts. It is a brick building with a tall steeple. There are buildings in the background.