Post by Rosa Giovanno on Jun 14, 2015 14:15:43 GMT -6
The building was built in 1700 and began its function as New York's city hall in 1702. It housed the city jail until 1759.
It did not become famous until the American Revolution, when delegates from nine of the thirteen colonies met to organize a protest against the British Stamp Act.
It did not become famous until the American Revolution, when delegates from nine of the thirteen colonies met to organize a protest against the British Stamp Act.