6. Paul Revere House

NORTH END.   The oldest home in Boston was built nearly a century before its illustrious tenant's midnight ride. Colonial-era furniture decorates the rooms. Revere lived here and owned this house for 30 years, from 1770-1800. Has original silver produced by Revere, as well as his family furniture.   (© 10Best)

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Hours:

Apr 15 - Oct 31  Daily 9:30am-5:15pm Nov 1 - Apr 14  Daily 9:30am-4:15pm

Admission:

Adult $3; Senior $2.50; Student $2.50; Child (5-17) $1

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Website: Visit the Paul Revere House website »

Type: Historic Sites

	"Heidi64407" more than a month ago
I really enjoyed the walk around the house to see all the artifacts. The guides were terrific and I plan on returning to this house when I visit Boston again this summer. Excellent location to see other places of interest in Boston.
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