• Home - Paul Revere House

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    Did you know that Paul Revere made a number of rides as a messenger both before and after the now famous midnight ride of April 18th 1775?

  • Paul Revere House - Wikipedia

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    A Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) images of the rear elevation. The Paul Revere House, built c.1680, was the colonial home of American Patriot and Founding...

  • Paul Revere House - Boston National Historical Park...

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    The Paul Revere house serves as the oldest residential building, still standing, in downtown Boston.

  • The Paul Revere House - Boston - The Paul Revere House...

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    It is cool to say you've been inside Paul Revere's house, though!

  • Paul Revere House | The Freedom Trail

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    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...

  • To Do Today: Paul Revere House | BU Today

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    The Paul Revere House provides various programming, such as field trips, school outreach programs, lectures, tours, and more.

  • The Paul Revere House | Boston MA

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    Always grateful to The Paul Revere House for inviting Rachel Walker Revere to share her experiences at home. …

  • Paul Revere House Tickets | Free With Go City

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    Just show your pass at the Paul Revere House ticket desk and you're in.

  • Paul Revere House | TCLF

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    Paul Revere purchased the Elizabethan Tudor-style, two-story house in 1770, moving his family from their former residence in Clark’s Wharf.

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  • Paul Revere House - Tours and Events

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    The original occupants of Paul Revere's house included wealthy Puritan merchant Robert Howard, his wife Elizabeth, their daughter Sarah, and their slave Samuel.