Paul Revere House

Built around 1680, the Paul Revere House, owned by the legendary patriot from 1770-1800, is the oldest remaining structure in downtown Boston and also the only official Freedom Trail historic site that is a home.

Visiting Paul Revere House

19 North Sq.
Boston, MA 02113

 

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19 North Sq.
Boston, MA 02113

 

Directions (617) 523-2338

Owned and Operated by the Paul Revere Memorial Association

Paul Revere House

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  • Wheelchair Accessible
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No trip to Boston would be complete without visiting the home of the famous patriot, craftsman, businessman and entrepreneur Paul Revere. Tour his home and hear about 18th-century family life. In the new education and visitor center, enjoy displays of silver and evocative artifacts related to Revere’s many business ventures, and learn the real story of his midnight ride presented in his own words. View the Paul Revere House event schedule and plan a trip to experience special living history programs in the site's courtyard and period gardens.

Events

Meet colonial reenactors, watch colonial craft demonstrations, hear concerts of early American music, enjoy family activities and special tours.

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Education Programs and Tours

Paul Revere House offers opportunities for onsite field trips, outreach programs at schools, lectures and programs for adults, and tours for groups.

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Support the Paul Revere House

Help ensure the long-term preservation of the Paul Revere House, support vibrant programming to underwrite free- or low-cost youth programs for thousands of local children.

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