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Paul Revere House, Boston

19 North Ave, Boston, MA 02119-3359

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Contact: +1 617 523 2338

Open Hours: Apr 15-Oct 31: Daily 9:30a-5:15p; Nov 1-April 14: Daily 9:30a-4:15p. No public restrooms on the site

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In 1775, local silversmith Paul Revere left this house to warn fellow rebels Sam Adams and John Hancock that British troops ... More

Paul Revere House

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In 1775, local silversmith Paul Revere left this house to warn fellow rebels Sam Adams and John Hancock that British troops were headed to Lexington to arrest them. That night was immortalized by Longfellow's poem, "Paul Revere's Ride." The home was built in the late 1600s and bought by Revere in 1770. It just escaped the wrecking ball when Revere's descendants recovered the property in 1902. Now a national historic landmark, the building is the oldest in downtown Boston.

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Reviews for Paul Revere House: 9

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read it!!!!!

By A Yahoo! Contributor, 3/8/11

i liked all the stuff it tolled me i though some one eles should read this.

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interesting

By Rebecca, 6/20/10

It was really crowded the day we went so was hard to take our time and enjoy the house w/out being bumped into.

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Bravo!

By fashionista, 7/29/09

Paul Revere's house is a perfect place for any age! It looked like the house hadn't been touched from the last time he lived there! You even could tell they hadn't done any work to it because the floor still seems shakey!! But anyway back to my point, It is seriusly a historic step into the amazing Paul reveres house!

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totally asome

By A Yahoo! Contributor, 4/11/08

cant go tho the third floor you can see his personall belongings and some things he made we got to see paul reveres actuall room. it was one of the sixteen places on the frredom trail

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Stepping Back into Absolute History

By A Yahoo! Contributor, 10/15/07

When in Boston make a point of including Paul Revere's House on your to do list...it's an amazing home located in Boston's historic North End. As a history lover I was very impressed & to be able to walk thru a part of our American history was incredible.

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4 of 5 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful

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Perfect for History Lovers

By TheGreenGeisha, 9/16/05

The Paul Revere house is a perfect stop as you walk along the Freedom Trail. It's Downtown Boston's oldest building and one of the few left from the colonial era of America. Fortunately, we got in free with our Go Boston Card so we didn't have to pay the admission fee which was pretty pricey, I noticed. Whatever you do though, make sure you stop in!

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4 of 7 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful

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A must see!

By Goose, 6/23/05

Just the feel of this house makes it a must see. The "North End" area that it is located in is also a great place for lunch, the North Church is a few blocks away. Don't miss it.

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6 of 8 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful

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A Piece of History

By C.C., 6/14/05

I am told this is one of a few, if not the only, house of this era still standing. That alone, makes it a must-see. The house is small but the $3 entry fee is in line with what you see.

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Glad I went to see it.

By DebbieP, 6/8/05

I looked forward to this part of the trip. It's so cool to see Paul Revere's house there with everything else. I would like to have seen more (they referred to the basement fireplace, but we didn't get to see it), but it was definitely worth seeing if you like history. The staff members were willing (and able) to answer any questions that guests had. I would consider it a must see. The fee is reasonable, and it doesn't take a long time to go through the house.

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