“Paul Revere House is the oldest building and one of the few remaining houses from the 17th century in a bustling metropolitan area of the United States, it is located in Boston. Constructed around 1680 on the former parsonage site of the Second Church of Boston, the original three-story house is critical to uncovering the story behind the legendary "midnight trip" and the remarkable individual involved. Their historic buildings serve as a unique bridge from Boston's Revolutionary story to its 19th-century immigrant history. As the most visited historic home in the Commonwealth, it attracts nearly 250,000 visitors annually. By preserving two of Boston's oldest homes and providing exceptional educational opportunities, the Paul Revere House contributes to the enduring legacy of Paul Revere, his life, his residence, and his community. They offer diverse interactive services, including state-aligned school programs and lectures tailored for adults, catering to local, regional, and international audiences.”
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