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Historic
Faneuil Hall itself contains
several shops. North Market, Quincy Market, and the South Market buildings
are collectively known as Faneuil
Hall Marketplace today.
First Floor, South
The Brearley
Collection
Boston Creamery &
Confections
International News & Tobacco
Greetings
From Boston
Job Tyler's General Store
First Floor, North
Out In Left Field
Bostonian Society Museum Shop
Red Barn Coffee
Roasters
Stamp Of Approval
Varsity Stop
Explore Boston
In 1742,
Peter Faneuil built Faneuil Hall to be used as a central market, and then donated it to Boston as a gift. Today, many fine
specialty shops are located on the first floor and basement of this very historic building. Entrances are located on each side of the building except the north, with the famous meeting
hall entrance located opposite the Quincy Market building.
Go shopping in historic Faneuil Hall, and then visit
Quincy Market or the entire complex at Faneuil Hall Marketplace!
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