[DOC] [TLE] Faneuil Hall - Wikipedia [PAR] Faneuil Hall located near the waterfront and today's Government Center, in 
Boston, ... It was built by artist John Smibert in 17401742 in the style of an 
English country ... designated as a Boston Landmark by the Boston Landmarks 
Commission. ... into law with a fife and drum band in Faneuil Hall before 300 
ticketed guests. [DOC] [TLE] Faneuil Hall History | Boston Freedom Trail History [PAR] From the completion of construction in September 1742 on the waterfront at the ... 
Prior to this, the people of Boston had debated whether a centralized market ... 
Peter Faneuil, who died of dropsy shortly after the completion of Faneuil Hall, ... a 
town meeting was held at Faneuil Hall to vote on the methods to exhibit their joy
... [DOC] [TLE] faneuil hall - Boston.gov [PAR] Apr 1, 1991 ... FANEUIL HALL. Boston Landmarks Commission Study Report .... Boston by 
Peter Faneuil1742/Still used by a free people 1930." Situated ... Both the cellar 
steps and their area ways are of granite construction. Interior ...... Peter Faneuil 
died within a year of the building's completion, in March of 1743. The. [DOC] [TLE] oname [owner of property hlocation of legal description - NPS Focus [PAR] In 17*0 Peter Faneuil offered to provide Boston with a combined markethouse 
and public hall; the town accepted his proposal and the building was completed 
in ..... of its important landmarks, all prominently depicted in "A South East View of 
ye .... 1742, when the Selectmen voted Mr. Anthony Hodgson "Liberty to Improve
... [DOC] [TLE] 25 Landmarks in 25 Minutes - Bostonia Web ... - Boston University [PAR] The 25 landmarks and their significance are sketched out below, and a map at ... 
French Huguenot Peter Faneuil built this landmark as a central food market in 
1742. ... Her family is but the third owner of the restaurant in its 185 years. .... 
police and head of the Board of Selectmen) before supervising construction of 
the U.S.... [DOC] [TLE] When Boston was a Big Dig of a mess | The Old, Boston and Decks [PAR] Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts has been a marketplace and a meeting hall 
since 1742. .... twelve-year-old Christopher Snider died two weeks before the 
Boston Massacre, ...... Constructed in Georgian style and donated to the city of 
Boston in 1742, Faneuil ... Faneuil Hall is named after its French builder Peter 
Faneuil. [DOC] [TLE] Boston Walking Tours Freedom Trail Tour Site Information [PAR] At the time of its completion, the State House was praised as the finest public 
building ... are patriot James Otis, Peter Faneuil (benefactor of Boston's town 
meeting hall), ... Once the funds had been raised, construction began on the 
granite version of ... oration in honor of those killed five years earlier in the Boston 
Massacre. [DOC] [TLE] Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston.: By Samuel ... [PAR] Page 2 LANDMARKS OF BOSTON. but before we set out to explore and ...... 
River Bridge, from the Old Ferry landing to Charlestown, was the first constructed. 
.... and massiveness that seems to bespeak the inten tion of its builders that it 
should ...... Peter Faneuil's warehouse was, in 1742 - 43 (the year of his death), 
below... [DOC] [TLE] Boston Massachusetts genealogy Genealogy - FamilySearch Wiki [PAR] this is an alphabetical list of people in Boston before 1700. ... Peter R. Knights, 
The Plain People of Boston, 1830-1860: A Study in City Growth (New ..... the 
Boston Records from 1729 to 1742 (Boston, 1885) [i.e. v. 12], 127, 131-133. ...... 
was torn down and an enlarged brick building constructed in its place all during 
1806. [DOC] [TLE] Jamaica Plain Historical Society - 'Victorian Era' Editor [PAR] This article originally appeared in the Boston Daily Globe on April 18, 1887 .... 
During the past year 104 persons have been treated in the asylum. .... The 
purchase of the Jamaica Plain estate of J. Gardiner Weld, a commercial merchant 
who died c. .... profile and steep cupola reflects its probable builder's guidebook

Question: Construction was completed on this Boston landmark in 1742, a year before its builder Peter Faneuil died
Answer: Faneuil Hall