The folk hero died at age 83 in May 1818. Among the memorials in his honor is the Paul Revere House, now a museum where he once lived. FULL NAME: Paul Revere BORN: January 1, 1735 DIED ...

It’s been 250 years since Paul Revere's midnight ride, and now, the Trump administration is marking the patriotic silversmith's brave act with a special video. The tribute titled "The Ride That ...

But they’ll also be setting the record straight. Staff at the Paul Revere House in the North End are ready for an onslaught of tourists this weekend, and executive director Nina Zannieri gives a ...

Erin Clark/Globe Staff Other festivities took place at several locations throughout Boston and Charlestown, including the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, The Prado, Langone Park, Pier 1 of ...

The fun will start at the Paul Revere House in the North End. From there, Revere will head to the Old North Church, where the lanterns will be hung. Then it’s off to Boston Harbor, where ...

executive director of the Paul Revere House, told GBH’s Under the Radar. “And so our goal is to unwind that: He’s a father, he’s husband, he’s a businessman.” As Massachusetts and the rest of the ...

No one has asked much about her at readings, he said. A line of tourists stands outside The Paul Revere House in the North End in 2022.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff To start, Kennedy said Rachel was ...

He’s making hymnals. He made the plates in order to print money when Massachusetts was printing its own money during the first year of the war,” said Tegan Kehoe, research director at the Paul Revere ...

A full schedule of events with times and locations can be found on the Paul Revere House website. The National Park Service (NPS) warns that many streets in the North End and Charlestown will be ...

which runs the Paul Revere House in Boston. He was also an accomplished horseman who had been asked several times before to deliver important news from Boston to other colonies, as tension between ...

On the evening of April 18, 1775, Paul Revere disembarked on his famous ride to Lexington to warn the colonial forces of the British's imminent arrival. Two hundred and fifty years later, the ...