Slide Title
Preview
Date
January 1980
Description
Faneuil Hall in Boston was expanded in 1826 to include Quincy Market, which was designed in the Greek Revival Style and later named after Major Josiah Quincy. The market became run-down in by the mid-twentieth century. In 1976 it was revitalized by Jim Rouse, architect Benjamin Thompson, and major Kevin White, becoming a hub for shops, restaurants, and outdoor entertainment
Rights
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Creator 2 Role
Planning
Creator 3 Role
Architect
Creator 4 Role
Planning
Building Type
Market
Building Style
Greek Revival
Subject Headings
Markets -- Massachusetts -- Boston; Greek revival (Architecture); Interior architecture -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Country Name
United States
Region Name
Massachusetts
City Name
Boston
Recommended Citation
Smolski, Chester; Rouse, Jim; Thompson, Benjamin; and White, Kevin, "Quincy Market" (1980). Browse All. 1086.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/smolski_images/1086
Keywords
market, marketplace development, Boston, MA, shops;
Notes
Bibliography: "Faneuil Hall Marketplace: History." Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchant’s Association. Web. 8 Dec. 2015. .