Timeline of Events
- 1761 - Building burns down
- 1762 - Hall rebuilt
- 1773
- December 3 - Meeting about tea lately arrived on the ship Eleanor; Capt. James Bruce, Samuel Adams, Jonathan Williams, and others present
- 1806—Building remodelled and expanded by Charles Bulfinch
- 1826
- Aug. 2 - Daniel Webster eulogizes John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
- 1831
- July 11- Timothy Fuller speaks "at the request of the Suffolk Anti-Masonic Committee"
- 1834
- Sept. 6 - Edward Everett eulogizes Lafayette
- 1837
- Wendell Phillips speaks
- 1st Exhibition and Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
- 1839
- Peleg Sprague stumps for candidate William Henry Harrison
- 1843
- July 4 - Charles Francis Adams, Sr. speaks
- 1848
- April 15 - Edward Everett eulogizes John Quincy Adams
- 1854
- May 26 - After arrest of Anthony Burns, public meeting "to secure justice for a man claimed as a slave by a Virginia kidnapper, and imprisoned in Boston Court House, in defiance of the laws of Massachusetts."
- 1863
- April 18 - Andrew Jackson Hamilton "of Texas" speaks "at the war meeting"
- 1865
- Jan. 9 - Edward Everett speaks on "the relief of the suffering people of Savannah"
- 1876
- June 7 - Meeting "in favor of public parks;" Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. and others speak
- 1878
- Aug. 1 - "Indignation meeting ... to protest against the injury done to the freedom of the press by the conviction and imprisonment of Ezra H. Heywood"
- 1887
- Oct. 29 - Eben Norton Horsford speaks on occasion of the unveiling of Anne Whitney's Leif Ericson statue (installed on Commonwealth Ave.)
- 1903
- March 4 - Frederic J. Stimson debates James F. Carey
- March 19 - Protest "against the suppression of truth about the Philippines"
- 1909
- May - 32nd Grand Division (Order of Railroad Conductors)ORC Convention
- 1974 - Weathervane stolen, then returned
- 1992 - Building restored
- 2012 - Lower Level and First Level completely renovated by Eastern General Contractors, Inc. of Springfield, MA.
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