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Welcome to Hipfig's video guide series on

Boston. In this video we'll be discussing

the Paul Revere House in Boston. Keep

watching for details and information

that will guide you through your visit

to this historical site. The Paul Revere

house is located on 19 North Square

along the Freedom Trail between Faneuil

Hall and Old North Church. This historic

landmark is one of downtown Boston's oldest

building and one of the few remaining

17th century dwellings in the United

States. To get to the Paul Revere House take the

subway also called the T. Take the Green

Line to Haymarket or Government Center

stop, or you can take the Blue Line to

the Aquarium or Government Center stop or,

you can take the Orange Line to

Haymarket stop. Once you exit from the T

walk toward Boston's North End which is

towards the water. Find and follow the

Freedom Trail marked by a red brick

ground path through the Boston's North

End, then follow the signs for the Paul

Revere House and the red brick line on the

sidewalks. It'll be about a 15-minute

walk from Faneuil Hall or Quincy Market.

The Paul Revere House is open from

April 15th to October 31st

from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. and during November 1st

to April 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Tickets are available at the ticket

booth at the entrance. Only cash is

accepted.

The Paul Revere House was built around

1680. Paul Revere purchased it and moved

in with his family in 1770 with his wife

Sarah, five children, and his mother Debra.

After Revere sold the home in 1800, it

changed hands many times until in 1902

Paul Revere's his great-grandson, JP Reynolds

Jr. purchased the building to

preserve it.

Once inside the home, staff will tell the

story of Revere's ride and present a

brief history of his home. Inside the

building(s), staff dressed in period

costumes provide information into

everyday life for the Revere family, and

describe that period furnishings and

personal artifacts on display

No photos are allowed inside the home

This attraction can take half an hour

or more depending on your interest

The house is also within walking

distance to other attractions like the

Old North Church, the Paul Revere Mall

and Little Italy.

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