Explore three centuries of architecture and four centuries of home life at the Paul Revere House, the only home on Boston’s Freedom Trail during February Vacation! Drop-In Family Activities: Exploring Home Wednesday, February 22, 2017 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM What makes a house a home? Come explore some materials, techniques, and designs used in Read More…
Celebrate Traditions of the Season at the Paul Revere House & Our New Education and Visitor Center Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4, 2016 9:30 AM – 4:15 PM (both days) Admission: adults $5.00, seniors and college students $4.50, children ages 5-17 $1.00, Members and North End Residents are admitted free at all times. Visit the Read More…
This Fall, Paul Revere’s House events bring life in 18th century Boston into focus through living history demonstrations of all kinds. Our onsite Saturday events are included with admission to the museum: adults $3.50 seniors and college students $3.00, children ages 5-17 $1. Members and North End residents are admitted free at all times. Through October Read More…
Paul Revere’s Boston events on summer Saturdays feature period craft demonstrations, historical talks from experienced staff, live music as Paul Revere heard it, and more in the museum’s courtyard, weather permitting. Included with admission to the museum: adults $3.50, seniors and college students $3.00, children 5-17 $1. Members and North End residents admitted free at all times. In summer, Read More…
Beat the winter blues with a visit to the Paul Revere House this February! Winter can be daunting in New England (as we were reminded last year by Mother Nature) but it doesn’t have to be boring. Shake up your routine by bringing your family to one of our February Vacation week programs and gain Read More…
The following event notices are courtesy of the Paul Revere House, located at 19 North Square, Boston: This fall our “Saturday Happenings” explore a variety of elements of life in 18th century Boston. On Saturday afternoons from 1:00-3:00 presenters will demonstrate crafts, play period music, or represent real people who lived in colonial Boston at the Paul Read More…
Ongoing Summer Saturdays Programming at the Paul Revere House – Held every June, July, and August Saturday from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Special events on summer Saturdays feature period craft demonstrations, historical talks from experienced staff, live music as Paul Revere heard it, and more in the museum’s courtyard, weather permitting. Included with admission to the museum: Read More…
The following is a list of programs scheduled for April School Vacation and Summer Saturdays in May, courtesy of the Paul Revere House: 240 years ago on April 18th Paul Revere left this house for his now famous Midnight Ride; we encourage you to visit our museum during this season to honor Paul and his family for the sacrifices they made. Read More…
The following is a list of programs scheduled for February School Vacation courtesy of the Paul Revere House: This year during February Vacation we are offering a real mix of old and new activities on our site and are cosponsoring a concert at Old South Meeting House, all are designed to appeal to families of mixed ages and interests! Read More…
Over this past weekend, the hanging sign in front of the Paul Revere House, located at 19 North Square, went missing. We are hoping for more information or a location on the whereabouts of the sign. If anyone finds it abandoned somewhere, in their trash, or if you know of any information, please let us know. If found anywhere or you Read More…
It was a full house — literally — at the Paul Revere House this week for a reading of a historical letter by Joan Gatturna as Rachel Revere in Boston’s North End. The event honored the recent acquisition of three important 18th century documents by the Paul Revere Memorial Association. (View the rare documents.) At the event, Read More…
The Paul Revere Memorial Association is thrilled to announce that with generous support from key donors it has acquired three important 18th century documents: an April 1775 letter from Paul Revere to his wife Rachel; an April 1778 receipt written and signed by Paul Revere in his capacity as Lt. Colonial of the artillery; and Read More…