Review & FAQ:

  • Q: What is the Paul Revere House?
    • A: The Paul Revere House is the oldest remaining structure in downtown Boston and was once the colonial home of Paul Revere, the famous American patriot.
  • Q: When was the Paul Revere House built?
    • A: The house was built around 1680.
  • Q: Where is the Paul Revere House located?
    • A: It is located at North Square in the North End District of Boston.
  • Q: When did Paul Revere live in this house?
    • A: Paul Revere purchased the house in 1770 and lived there when he made his famous messenger ride to Lexington in 1775.
  • Q: What was the house used for after Paul Revere’s time?
    • A: After Revere’s tenancy, the house served as a:
      • Boardinghouse for sailors
      • Tenement for foreign immigrants living in the North End during the 19th century
  • Q: What is the Paul Revere House today?
    • A: Today, it is a museum operated by the Paul Revere Memorial Association and open to visitors for a small admission fee.
  • Q: What can visitors do at the museum?
    • A: The museum offers:
      • Formal guided tours
      • Special educational programs for families, schools, and tour groups

19 North Square, North End, 617-523-2338

The Paul Revere House
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