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Mission

In 1877 the Old South Association was established to preserve the Old South Meeting House for future generations. The mission of the Old South Association is to preserve the Old South Meeting House and its history as inspiring symbols of free speech and democratic ideals; to sustain its tradition as an active community meeting place for the free exchange of ideas; and to provide a place where people can connect with issues of the past and today through programs and exhibits. The mission is to preserve this remarkable building and ensure that it is actively used as a museum and vital gathering place in the city of Boston.

Today, the Old South Meeting House is a busy museum, a treasured National Historic Landmark and an active center for civic dialogue and free expression in the heart of downtown Boston. As a platform for free and unfettered speech, the Old South Meeting House embodies the American tradition of civic discussion with many spirited, thought-provoking events. Its programs bring together people from different walks of life with a wide range of viewpoints. The sharing of ideas, though often contentious, is the lifeblood of our democratic community.

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