Paul Revere House

Paul Revere House’ is the oldest building in Boston and one of the few surviving houses in a large metropolitan area in the United States of America in the 17th century. The original three-story house was built about 1680 on the Second Church of Boston’s former parsonage site. You can visit to discover the real story behind the legend of ”midnight trip” and the kid. The house is the most visited historic home in the Commonwealth, attracting nearly 250,000 visitors each year. Paul Revere’s legacy, his life, house, and community, by maintaining two of Boston’s oldest homes and by offering outstanding educational opportunities to a local, regional, and foreign audience. They deliver various interactive education programs, including school programs that meet state educational expectations and assessment criteria and lectures for adults.