Boston’s Faneuil Hall to open new visitor center

BOSTON — Boston’s Faneuil Hall is celebrating the opening of a new visitor’s center.

The new enhanced facility includes interactive exhibits, an audio visual orientation program, handicapped-accessible public restrooms, and a bookstore.

The space also includes 7,400 square feet for visitor services and community meeting space.

The project is a collaboration of the city of Boston and the National Park Service.

Among those planning to be on hand to celebrate the opening on Friday is U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano.

The historic hall has hosted key events in the nation’s history, from the American Revolution through contemporary political debates.

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