On Patriot’s Day in 1921, the annual reenactment of the midnight ride of Paul Revere — in the daytime — drew quite a crowd in front of his house in Boston. Long-time Boston Herald photographer Leslie Jones took the photo.
Crowd in front of the Paul Revere House, 1921
Read what really happened that night on April 18, 1775, in Paul Revere’s own words here.
Photo courtesy Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.
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North Sq, Boston, MA
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Paul Revere’s house
North End, Boston. That’s Paul Revere’s house
Ditto. The only house in Boston built in the 1600’s left.
Paul Revere’s house in North End Boston.
That is one cool home.
The Waffle House ?
Revere House, can’t see the Hitchborn House in the photo…the Blake House in Dorchester is the oldest, if I remember correctly…
The north end??? Paul Revere s house?
Paul Revere house!
Paul Revere’s house.Garden ct, Boston’s North end.
It’s that place, where they did that thing………
Paul revere house
Paul revere house
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North end … Paul Revere’s house.
North end
north end = revere house
Paul revere “s house
Boston Ma. Paul Revere (wooden house)
Paul Revere House in Boston’s North End.
Love the anchor and Paul Revere, I would love to take to Boston in a few years
Love the anchor and Paul Revere, I would love to take to Boston in a few years
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