The Paul Revere House
4.5 (5,114)museum
4.5 (5,114)Downtown Boston’s oldest surviving home offers an intimate look at the patriot and silversmith’s everyday life.
Description
Built around 1680, the property served as Paul Revere’s residence from 1770 to 1800. Inside, the restored 17th-century interior features period furnishings, artifacts, and exhibits detailing Revere’s life, his famous midnight ride, and the surrounding North End neighborhood. Operated as a historic house museum, the site also allows visitors to explore the adjacent Pierce/Hichborn House and Lathrop Place complex.
