Progress on Faneuil Hall renovation

Since the fall of 2010, Faneuil Hall has been surrounded by temporary fencing, its first floor and basement closed to the public, as it undergoes renovations to create a new visitors' center for Boston’s historic sites. National Park Service spokesman Sean Hennessey said the Cradle of Liberty was the logical site for the new center. “That’s where the people are, so we’re kind of bringing the visitors’ center to the people,” Hennessey said.
Jeremy C. Fox for Boston.com

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Jeremy C. Fox, Globe Correspondent
Since the fall of 2010, Faneuil Hall has been surrounded by temporary fencing, its first floor and basement closed to the public, as it undergoes renovations to create a new visitors' center for Boston’s historic sites.

National Park Service spokesman Sean Hennessey said the Cradle of Liberty was the logical site for the new center.

“That’s where the people are, so we’re kind of bringing the visitors’ center to the people,” Hennessey said.