The Paul Revere House

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This was a neat bit of American history to go visit. It was interesting to see the different displays not only in the actual house, but also in the mini museum & gift shop. Pictures and videos were not allowed inside the actual house, but you could take pictures outside & in the museum/education center. The docents were very nice while I was there. They were enthusiastic to answer questions.

We had a wonderful visit to the Paul Revere House! We arrived just before closing, but the staff was incredibly kind and welcoming. They helped us make the most of our visit, even with limited time. My children loved learning about the family who lived there and seeing what life, furniture, and homes were like in the 1700s. The visit was especially meaningful during America's 250th anniversary because my kids had just learned about Paul Revere and the American Revolution at school. Seeing history come to life was the perfect ending to what they had been studying. Admission is also very affordable—about $6 for adults and only $1 for children ages 5–12—making it a great stop for families visiting Boston. Highly recommended!

Wonderfully kept piece of history! A couple of the original columns of the house can still be seen. It was a very interesting experience like literally stepping back in time. The staff is very knowledgeable and were able to share interesting facts about the house.

Very good learning experience about Paul Revere , I never knew he had 16 children. you were not allowed to take phot or video inside the house

Jest to bardzo dobrze zachowany dom, gdzie wciąż znajdują się oryginalne meble i przedmioty. Sam nie jest duży i zwiedzić go można naprawdę w 15 minut. W środku zakaz wykonywania zdjęć. Cena za osobę to 6$. Obok małe centrum ibsługi i sklepik z pamiątkami.

Why to visit?... simple, well restored period home of one of the most recognizable names in American history. John Adams and Revere were compatriots and friends. This home is a national treasure that makes the story of America real... Buy, tickets ahead, it is also situated in Bostons Italian zone. You would be silly to miss a meal at any one of the amazing local eateries that pepper the area.

Située au 19 North Square à Boston, la maison de Paul Revere est une maison coloniale en bois construite en 1680. C'est l'une des plus vieille maison nationale et l'une des dernières habitations du 17e siècle. Elle a appartenu au héros de la Révolution américaine qui a chevauché toute une nuit afin d'avertir les patriotes de l'arrivée des Britanniques. C'est une maison plus grande que l'originale qui est bâtit sur l'emplacement de l'ancien presbytère de Boston qui a brûlé en 1676. Le 1er propriétaire fût Robert Howard, un riche marchand. Grande et spacieuse Paul Revere achète la maison pour lui et sa famille nombreuse. Ils y vivront de 1770 à 1800. Après 1800, la maison devient une pension de marin puis un immeuble pour immigrants. A l'intérieur on peut y découvrir tout le mobilier et documents ayant appartenu à Paul Revere. On peut observer comment les gens vivaient au 18e siècle. A l'extérieur, très beau petit jardin. Toutes les photos sont interdites à l'intérieur de la maison. Attention, le guichet ne prend les cartes bleues qu'à partir de 10$