Local News Faneuil Hall name change proponents arrested at Boston City Hall sit-in Four people were arrested for trespassing, but the charges were later dismissed.

Beyond Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail lies the real Bean Town—neighborhood taverns where Celtics fans gather, North ...

Faneuil Hall is no doubt an iconic Boston landmark. Tourists frequently visit the area on their journey along the Freedom Trail, and after walking past brick after brick, cobblestone after cobblestone ...

1. Lottery Proceeds. On January 18, 1761, a fire destroyed most of Faneuil Hall. It re-built with funds gained in part through a lottery authorized by the state.

Faneuil Hall is one of the most famous sites in Boston. There’s a longtime effort in the works by activists and ministers to rename it because of its namesake's role in the slave trade.

Faneuil Hall is easy. Here are a few things most everyone in America who ever took a U.S. history class or rode a duck boat can say with crystal clarity: What Faneuil Hall is, where it is located ...

“I did remember having this thought that each Faneuil Hall experience brings something so colorful and spontaneous,” Radha, a 22-year-old musician from Allston, said.

The New Democracy Coalition has urged the city to rename Faneuil Hall because of its ties to slavery. Now, the group says black people should boycott Faneuil Hall.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace caters primarily to tourists these days, but that wasn’t the case when it opened in 1976. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff ...

A new landlord is taking over Faneuil Hall Marketplace, raising hopes at City Hall that long-awaited improvements could be finally coming to a high-profile tourism destination that draws millions ...

Faneuil Hall is no doubt an iconic Boston landmark. Tourists frequently visit the area on their journey along the Freedom Trail, and after walking past brick after brick, cobblestone after cobblestone ...