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OPINION Don’t change the name of Faneuil Hall Changing the name would obscure every act of defiance that activists engaged in when they stepped foot into the hall.

OPINION Peter Faneuil was a slave trader. He shouldn’t have one of Boston’s most important buildings named after him. The name rebukes the ideal of the nation becoming a multiracial democracy.

The Boston City Council has passed a resolution that calls for renaming Faneuil Hall, a popular tourist site that is named after a wealthy merchant who owned and traded slaves.

Enslaved people have returned to Faneuil Hall. In June, Boston opened an exhibit at the historic Faneuil Hall that documents the stories of enslaved people in colonial Boston, including a database ...

The grasshopper secured its place on top of Faneuil Hall even before the U.S. became an independent country.

Peter Faneuil, the wealthy colonial merchant for whom Faneuil Hall is named, traded goods produced by slave labor and held enslaved individuals.

Faneuil Hall sits in the middle of downtown Boston. It sees millions of visitors a year. Peterson says the activists expect to see legislation filed soon to address the name change.

Correctly identifying the collection of buildings in the wake of Faneuil Hall that includes Quincy Market is no easy task.