Shot Here · STOP 11 · Faneuil Hall Marketplace
For nineteen years this marketplace had a copy of a TV set of a Boston bar.
For nineteen years Faneuil Hall Marketplace had a bar that copied a TV set, which was itself loosely based on a real Boston pub. The Cheers replica poured its last on August 30, 2020. The market had a film career before that, in The Verdict (1982). The gold letters across Quincy Market's portico look original. They went up in 1989. Look up and decide what else is.
This is stop 11 of Shot Here. Walk it free in the app.
The plate
Collected on site
Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, South Market Street side
Directions
The dome is a record of its own: the Landmarks Commission calls it the only double elliptical dome of de l'Orme construction in the country. The weathervane on its lantern is copper cattle.
More footnotes on the story card, in the app.
Near Aquarium · Near State · Near Government Center · Near Haymarket · Near Bowdoin
Sources (7)
- Cheers in BostonGeoff Montes, National Trust for Historic Preservation (Saving Places) · 2015-02-05, updated 2024-09-06
- Cheers will close its Faneuil Hall location on August 30Erin Kuschner, Boston.com · 2020-08-18
- May 20, 1993: Final Episode of Cheers AirsMass Moments (Mass Humanities) · accessed 2026-10-11
- Reel BostonTy Burr, The Boston Globe · 2005-02-27
- Quincy MarketWikipedia · accessed 2026-10-11
- Report on the Potential Designation of Quincy Market as a LandmarkBoston Landmarks Commission, City of Boston · 1996-05-13 (revised by BLC)
- Faneuil Hall Marketplace - history pageFaneuil Hall Marketplace · accessed 2026-10-11