[DOC] [TLE] Faneuil Hall - Wikipedia [PAR] Faneuil Hall located near the waterfront and today's Government Center, in 
Boston, Massachusetts, has been a marketplace and a meeting hall since ... Built, 
1742 ... In 1806, the hall was greatly expanded by Charles Bulfinch, doubling its 
... It is also still used for political debates between Massachusetts candidates as 
well... [DOC] [TLE] Faneuil Hall Marketplace - Boston Freedom Trail Site [PAR] Faneuil Hall Marketplace owes its beginnings and its name to wealthy Bostonian 
... and its place on Boston's Freedom Trail to the fiery Patriots who spoke out here 
... As a merchant and businessman, Faneuil believed that a central market would 
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1737, a market built by the city of Boston had been completely destroyed by an 
angry ... The construction of Faneuil Hall was funded by its namesake, Peter 
Faneuil, .... in colonial Boston), Samuel Adams called a town meeting at Faneuil 
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Trustees held their organizational meeting and elected John .... William Stephens 
was named president of the entire colony of Georgia; James Oglethorpe was still 
... not return to the colony he founded and supported in it's first decade of 
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members had to stay in England to conduct their meetings. ... Schools were also 
built, including the first American public school, called the Boston Latin ... The 
colonists continued to build up the city, constructing its first post office... [DOC] [TLE] Was Faneuil Hall Built with Slave Money? - History of Massachusetts [PAR] Mar 13, 2012 ... It's a little known fact that Faneuil Hall, which has been dubbed the ... Peter 
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town meeting members debated whether to accept the ... Your Name [DOC] [TLE] Tyranny is Tyranny - History Is A Weapon [PAR] With the French defeated, the British government could turn its attention to ... In 
Boston, the lower classes began to use the town meeting to vent their grievances. 
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Oliver. ... symbol of the rich elite who ruled the colonies in the name of England. [DOC] [TLE] Faneuil Hall - Quincy Market, Boston 273 Insider Tips, Photos and ... [PAR] In 1742 Peter Faneuil, Boston's wealthiest merchant, built Faneuil Hall as a gift to 
the city ... a market hall and meeting place for Bostonians since it was built in 
1742. ... Even though it's a bit of a tourist trap, it's an excellent place to go to find 
... Mayor Josiah Quincy, after whom the building is named, was the motivating 
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higher ... Massachusetts .... place to Pennsylvania, the major success story ...... 
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markets opened up in the Caribbean during the.

Question: Built in Boston in the 1740s by the merchant for whom it's named, it's still used as a market & meeting place
Answer: Faneuil Hall