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The Old Meeting House was a church located in Boston.

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 [[File:ACIII Boston Upper Street View SS.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Old Meeting House]]
 The '''Old Meeting House''' was a church located in [[Boston]].
-==American Revolution==
-On March 5 1770, crowds swelled in front of the Old Meeting House; many [[citizens]] had heard the church bells, which were used to indicate fires, and rushed into the streets. While there, with tensions mounting between Boston citizens and [[British Army|British soldiers]], the soldiers fired into the crowd, killing five people in an event that would later be labelled the [[Boston Massacre]].
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