The original two-story brick structure, completed in 1742, contained a town meeting hall, rooms for public officials, and a market.
The original two-story brick structure, completed in 1742, contained a town meeting hall, rooms for public officials, and a market. Almost completely destroyed by fire on January 13, 1761, after it was rebuilt two years later, it was frequently used as a meeting place for American patriots. For ten points, identify this structure doubled in size by Charles Bulfinch in 1805, which also served as a theater for the British in occupied Boston in 1775, known as the "Cradle of American Liberty."
The original two-story brick structure, completed in 1742, contained a town meeting hall, rooms for public officials, and a market.
Fanueil Hall